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Talk360 says Android users can now add calling credit with Google Pay, using cards saved in Google Wallet and confirming with a screen lock.
Talk360 now lets Android users add call credit using Google Pay.
The feature works from Talk360 app version 8.36.0.
Talk360 says Google Pay may not be available for every account currency or on phones without Google Play services.
Talk360 says Android users can now add credit with Google Pay, instead of manually typing card details.
Google Pay is a payment method that uses the cards saved in Google Wallet on an Android phone. Users confirm payments with a screen lock, such as a fingerprint, face, or PIN.
In the Talk360 app, users can top up by updating to version 8.36.0 or later, tapping “Buy credit”, choosing an amount, selecting Google Pay, and then confirming with the phone’s screen lock.
Talk360 says credit is added to the user’s balance as soon as the payment goes through.
For Talk360 users, this reduces the steps needed to recharge before making an international call.
Talk360 also clarifies that Google Pay is not Google Play. It says adding Talk360 credit with Google Pay uses the user’s own card saved in Google Wallet, and it is not a purchase through the Play Store.
Talk360 says Google Pay in Talk360 is available on Android. On iPhone, users can add credit with Apple Pay.
For users who do not see Google Pay at checkout, Talk360 says they should check that the app is up to date and that Google Pay is set up. It also says Google Pay is not yet available for every account currency or on phones without Google Play services, and other payment methods still work as usual.
Primary Source: Talk360
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