自西联(Western Union)汇款于 1871 年推出汇款以来,电子支付已经走过了漫长的道路。在线(Online)支付服务现在很普遍,最近由(recent report)TransUnion赞助并由经济学人智库(Economist Intelligence Unit)进行的一份报告发现,公司发展机会的一个主要预测因素倒闭的关键在于它是否为消费者提供了一种低摩擦的方式来完成他们的数字交易。
然而,变化是不断的,应用程序来来去去。谷歌(Google)因终止对心爱服务的支持而臭名昭著。(安息(RIP)吧,谷歌阅读器(Google Reader)。)有时,您可能不得不克服重重困难,寻找新的方法来完成您需要做的事情。
恰当的例子:Google应用程序和服务领域的用户可能还记得,您曾经可以通过选择“附加资金”图标将付款附加到Gmail消息和文本中。(Gmail)这是在Gmail(Gmail)中向某人汇款的一种非常简单的方法。事实上,在2020 年 7 月之前(July 2020),任何拥有Google Pay账户的人都可以使用该服务通过(Google Pay)Gmail、Android Messages、iMessages、Google Contacts和Google Assistant中的集成来汇款和请求或接收付款。现在该功能不再可用,那么用户该怎么办?
好消息是您仍然可以使用Google Pay应用程序来发送、请求和接收付款。用户可以安装应用程序(iPhone / Android)或在任何网络浏览器中 访问Google 支付中心。(Google Payments Center)
安装该应用程序意味着您可以在商店、加油站、餐馆、电影院甚至某些公共交通系统(任何接受 Google Pay 的地方(anywhere that accepts Google Pay))使用非接触式支付选项。而且,当然,您可以向个人汇款。
如何使用 Google Pay 汇款
下面介绍了如何使用Google Pay应用向他人汇款。
- 打开 Google Pay 应用。
- 选择发送(Send )图标。
- 点击发送或请求(Send or request)按钮。
- (Turn on contacts)如果您愿意,请打开联系人。
- 授予应用访问您的联系人的权限。
- 搜索您要汇款的人。
- 选择此人——他们的手机号码或电子邮件地址都可以。
- 指定您要发送(或请求)多少钱。
- 如果您愿意,请添加注释。
- 然后按发送(Send )或请求(Request )按钮完成交易。
如何通过Google 支付中心网站(Google Payments Center Website)汇款(Money Via)
即使您的手机上安装了该应用程序,您仍可能希望通过网络浏览器 访问位于pay.google.com的(pay.google.com)Google 付款中心。(Google Payments Center)
在那里,您可以查看您的活动、汇款或收款、添加或删除付款方式、查看您使用Google Pay(Google Pay)支付的订阅和服务,以及编辑与您的Google Pay帐户关联的地址列表。
下面介绍了如何在Google 付款中心(Google Payments Center)网站上向某人汇款。
- 如果您还没有登录,请登录。
- 选择发送或请求付款(Send or request money)选项卡。
- 输入金额、收款人姓名、电子邮件地址或手机号码,并在备注字段中输入备注以提醒您付款的用途。
- 与企业不同,个人通常不接受信用卡,因此您可能需要使用借记卡向个人汇款。如果您尚未将借记卡关联到您的Google Pay帐户,请点击添加借记卡(Add debit card)按钮,填写您的卡的详细信息,然后点击保存(save)。
- 然后,如果一切看起来都不错,请按Send,一切就绪。
Google Pay 的其他功能
Google Pay可让您立即轻松地向朋友付款,以免忘记。
您甚至可以在应用程序和网站中安排定期付款和请求的提醒。
最新的Google Pay功能是能够存储音乐会门票和登机牌。当您从参与的商家处购买门票时,系统会提示您将门票保存到Google Pay。然后,您可以通过在 Google Pay 应用中 选择Passes来获取机票或登机牌。
总而言之,您可能会发现像Google Pay这样的非接触式支付方式在大流行中比以往任何时候都更加理想和方便。通过使用Google Pay购买杂货、汽油和家居用品,您可以降低与接触受污染表面相关的风险。
如果您发现在线或在实体店使用Google Pay时遇到问题, (Google Pay)Google Pay 帮助(Google Pay Help)可以帮助您解决问题。
How to Send Money Via Email with Google Pay
Electronic payments have come a long way ѕince Western Union introduced the money transfer in 1871. Online payment services are now commonplace, and a recent report sponsored by TransUnion and conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit has found that one major predictor of a company’s chances of going out of business is whether or not it provides consumers with a low-friction way to complete their digital transactions.
However, change is constant, and apps come and go. Google is especially notorious for ending support for beloved services. (RIP, Google Reader.) From time to time you may have to roll with the punches and find new ways to accomplish what you need to do.
Case in point: Users of the Google universe of apps and services may recall that you used to be able to attach payments to Gmail messages and texts by selecting the “attach money” icon. It was a very easy way to send someone money within Gmail. In fact, until July 2020, anyone with a Google Pay account could use that service to send money and request or receive payments through integrations in Gmail, Android Messages, iMessages, Google Contacts, and Google Assistant. Now that functionality is no longer available, so what are users to do?
The good news is that you can still use the Google Pay app to send, request, and receive payments. Users can install the app (iPhone/Android) or visit the Google Payments Center in any web browser.
Having the app installed means you can take advantage of contactless payment options at stores, gas stations, restaurants, movie theaters, and even some public transportation systems—anywhere that accepts Google Pay. And, of course, you can send money to an individual.
How to Send Money with Google Pay
Here’s how to use the Google Pay app to send someone money.
- Open the Google Pay app.
- Select the Send icon.
- Tap the Send or request button.
- Turn on contacts if you’d like.
- Give the app permission to access your contacts.
- Search for the person you want to send money to.
- Select the person–their cell phone number or email address will both work.
- Specify how much money you want to send (or request).
- Add a note if you like.
- Then press either the Send or Request button to complete the transaction.
How to Send Money Via the Google Payments Center Website
Even if you have the app installed on your phone, you may still want to visit the Google Payments Center at pay.google.com in a web browser.
There, you can view your activity, send or request money, add or remove payment methods, view the subscriptions and services you are paying for with Google Pay, and edit the list of addresses associated with your Google Pay account.
Here’s how to send money to someone on the Google Payments Center website.
- Sign in if you haven’t already.
- Select the Send or request money tab.
- Enter the amount of money, the recipient’s name, email address, or cell phone number, and a note in the memo field to remind you of what the payment was for.
- Unlike businesses, individual people are not usually set up to accept credit cards, so you may need to use a debit card to send money to an individual. If you haven’t linked a debit card to your Google Pay account, click the Add debit card button, fill in your card’s details, and tap save.
- Then, if everything looks good, press Send, and you’re all set.
Other Features of Google Pay
Google Pay makes it easy to pay friends back right in the moment so you don’t forget.
You can even schedule reminders for recurring payments and requests in the app and the website.
The newest Google Pay feature is the ability to store concert tickets and boarding passes. When you buy a ticket from participating businesses, you’ll be prompted to save the ticket to Google Pay. Then you can access the ticket or boarding pass by selecting Passes in the Google Pay app.
All told, you may find that contactless payment methods like Google Pay are even more desirable and convenient in a pandemic than ever before. By using Google Pay to buy your groceries, gas, and household items, you can lower risks associated with touching contaminated surfaces.
And if you find you’re having trouble using Google Pay online or at brick-and-mortar stores, Google Pay Help can get you sorted out.