Google announced at I/O 2015 that a new mobile payment system, Android Pay, will be rolled out with Android M. How will this work and what does this mean for users? Jack Wallen has some answers.

Android mobile device users linking their Android Pay and PayPal accounts will soon be able to use Android Pay through the Chrome mobile browser to pay for purchases at online merchants that ...

PayPal is joining forces with Google’s Android Pay mobile payments platform, the companies announced this morning – an effort aimed at allowing PayPal to expand its footprint both within ...

Android Pay will be an API layer of Android. Google will incorporate standard features for mobile payments, such as tokenized card numbers, into an Android Pay software development kit. Developers and ...

Google's 4-year-old mobile payments service will turn into an app for transferring small payments between friends to make room for the new Android Pay system.

The Android Pay mobile wallet enables NFC pay-by-phone transactions at over 1,000,000 retail locations in the United States.

With the launch of Android Wear 2.0 Google added support for its mobile payment platform, Android Pay.

Google’s paying (pun intended) mobile payments an outsized amount of attention these days. Following the U.K. rollout of Android Pay, its first international expansion, the Mountain View company ...

Google last week last week announced Android Pay, its revamped mobile payment solution.

Android Pay, Google’s answer to Apple Pay and other mobile payment technologies, today unveiled new partnerships with a handful of banks from around the world, who will integrate the service ...

As Android Pay runs 100% standalone on the watch (versus through the phone), this additional setup is necessary. Basically, it's just like you're setting up Android Pay on a new phone.