Google Wallet Virtual Card Setup and Management Made Easy

Setting up a Google Wallet virtual card is a breeze. You can create a new virtual card in just a few taps.

To start, open the Google Wallet app and tap the menu icon. From there, select "Cards" and then "Add a card." You'll be asked to choose a payment method, such as a credit or debit card, and confirm your account information.

Google Wallet will then generate a new virtual card number, expiration date, and security code. This card can be used for online purchases, in-app transactions, or even as a payment method in some stores.

Having multiple virtual cards can be helpful for tracking expenses or keeping your actual card information private.

You can use Google Wallet to make payments quickly and securely. Google Wallet is a digital wallet that allows you to store your credit or debit card information securely.

To use Google Wallet, you need to have a virtual card created. You can create a virtual card by following the steps in the Airbase app or in the Google Pay app. Once you have created a virtual card, you can add it to your Google Wallet.

Google Wallet allows you to make contactless payments by holding your smartphone near the reader. This is similar to making a contactless payment with your regular debit or credit card.

You can also use Google Wallet to make online purchases. When checking out at an e-commerce site, select the virtual card option and enter the unique card number, expiration date, and CVV provided by Google Pay.

Google Wallet offers enhanced security features, including tokenization, which creates a unique numeric token to pass to the vendor instead of your actual card information. This means your real card details remain confidential.

Here are some benefits of using Google Wallet:

You can also use your virtual card to make in-app purchases or subscription services. When buying on supported platforms, the Google Pay option comes up, and you can use your virtual card to complete the process.

To create a virtual card number, save your Discover Card as a payment method in Google Chrome or Android apps, where available. You can also enroll your card right from your Google Wallet.

Once you've created a virtual card, you can use it for multiple transactions as long as your original physical card is valid.

To check the details of a virtual card, visit pay.google.com and go to the Payment methods tab. On Android, tap the three-dot menu icon and tap Payment methods. You'll see a list of your added cards.

Locate the card you want to view and select Manage virtual card. You're then taken to the issuer's website, where you can manage the virtual card.

To deactivate a virtual card, visit pay.google.com on Google Chrome and select Payment methods. Locate the card you want to deactivate and select Manage virtual card. Click Turn off at the bottom of the screen.

Alternatively, you can deactivate a virtual card on your Android device by opening the Chrome app, navigating to Settings, tapping Payment methods, finding the virtual card, tapping More, and selecting Turn off virtual card.

Note: Turning off a virtual card deactivates it on Google Pay, but it may still be active on other platforms where you manually used it. Contact the issuer to cancel the card outside of Google Pay.

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Google's virtual cards offer a convenient and secure way to make online transactions without revealing sensitive personal information to merchants.

You'll add a physical credit or debit card that supports the feature to your account to use it. This adds an extra layer of security to your online payments.

A virtual card number replaces your actual Discover Card number, adding a layer of safety to your online payments.

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You can unenroll a virtual card number in your Chrome settings or in your Google Wallet.

To unenroll a phone number, you can use the same process as unenrolling a virtual card number, but with your phone number instead.

Shopping Safety is a top priority, especially when making online transactions. Google's virtual cards offer a convenient and secure way to make online payments without revealing sensitive personal information to merchants.

You can add a physical credit or debit card that supports the feature to your account to use it. This adds an extra layer of safety to your online payments.

A virtual card number replaces your actual credit card number, adding a layer of safety to your online payments. This means your credit card number is not shared with merchants.

Virtual card numbers can be created and used in Google Chrome browser on desktop or mobile devices, and Android apps, where available. Tapping your mobile device in-store for Google Pay purchases is a different form of payment than virtual cards or virtual card numbers.

To add a virtual card to Google Pay, follow these steps:

By using a virtual card, you don't have to worry about a physical card getting into the wrong hands.