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Google Pay™
A better way to pay, by Google.
Google Pay™
At a Glance
Fast and secure payment
Pay Anyone On-The-Go
Google Pay is the fast, simple way to pay with your DBS/POSB Visa and Mastercard® Debit and Credit Cards in stores and online. And you’ll continue receiving all the benefits and protection you enjoy with DBS/POSB.
Download Google Pay app on Google Play and add your DBS/POSB Cards today!
How to set up
Adding your DBS/POSB card to Google Pay takes just a few minutes. Google Pay works on Android™ devices running KitKat® 4.4 or higher. To use Google Pay for in store payments, ensure that your device supports Near Field Communication (NFC) and Host Card Emulation (HCE) functions. You can make in app or online payments with Google Pay even if your device does not have NFC capabilities.
Do ensure you have a Google account signed up as well.
How to get started:
- Download Google Pay app on Google Play or check to see if it’s already installed on your phone.
- Open the app and add your DBS/POSB Visa and Mastercard® Debit and Credit Cards by following the onscreen instructions. Your card details can be captured automatically with your device camera or by manual entry.
- If you already have a DBS/POSB Card added to your Google account, simply add it to Google Pay by confirming a few details.
How it works
Pay with your phone in stores
Google Pay works in stores with NFC contactless readers showing one of these logos 
, making your purchases quick, easy and best of all, secure.
| It takes just 3 simple steps to make in store purchases with Google Pay: | ||
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| 1. Simply unlock your phone from its locked status | 2. Place your phone over a contactless reader | 3. You will see a tick mark on the screen and your device will subtly vibrate and emit a soft tone to indicate successful payment |
Speed through checkout online
With Google Pay, you can pay with a few quick clicks in apps and on the web with select merchants. No need to enter your payment info.
Where to use
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| Pay at all your favourite stores with DBS/POSB Visa & Mastercard® Credit and Debit Cards securely using Google Pay. From the supermarket to your favourite restaurant, and everywhere in between, just look out for the Google Pay logo or contactless symbol at the checkout counter. You can use it anywhere you pay contactless. |
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| Additionally, with Google Pay, you can now pay with a few quick clicks in apps and on the web with select merchants and speed through checkout online. No need to enter your payment info. Simply look out for the Google Pay and/or Buy with Google Pay logo. Stores and apps that accept Google Pay Click here for the latest DBS Terms and Conditions for Digital Wallet. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Google Pay with my DBS/POSB Cards?
Yes, you can. DBS/POSB Cardmembers ("Cardmembers") can now use any eligible DBS/POSB Visa & Mastercard® Debit and Credit Card ("Card") with Google Pay to pay at in store merchants with Near Field Communication (NFC) contactless readers. You can use Google Pay anywhere you pay contactless.
Additionally, you can speed through checkout online with select merchants via Google Pay with just a few quick clicks in apps and on the web. No need to enter your payment info.
As a Cardmember, you can also get real-time notifications and details of your purchases when you use Google Pay. Notifications of your transactions made with Google Pay on your Card will be sent.
Which Cards and devices are eligible for Google Pay?
All DBS/POSB Visa & Mastercard® Credit and Debit Cards are eligible for Google Pay.
Google Pay works on Android™ devices running KitKat® 4.4 or higher. To use Google Pay for in store payments, ensure that your device supports Near Field Communication (NFC) and Host Card Emulation (HCE) functions. You can make in-app or online payments with Google Pay even if your device does not have NFC capabilities.
How many cards can I add to my Google Pay?
You may add multiple eligible DBS/POSB Cards to your Google Pay on each device. To ensure that you are receiving the many benefits of DBS/POSB Cards, be sure to always select a DBS/POSB Card when paying with Google Pay.
Can I add my Card to more than one Google Pay app on separate devices?
Yes, you may add your eligible DBS/POSB Visa & Mastercard® Credit and Debit Card to multiple devices, but you will need to set your Card up on each device separately.
How do I pay with Google Pay?
To pay with Google Pay, you must first add your eligible Card(s) to the Google Pay app on your compatible Android device.
At a store with Near Field Communication (NFC) contactless readers, simply:
- Unlock your phone from its locked status.
- Place your phone over a contactless reader. You do not even need to open the app.
- You will see a tick mark on the screen and your device will subtly vibrate and emit a soft tone to indicate successful payment.
A notification of your Google Pay transaction will also be sent to you.
With Google Pay, you can pay with a few quick clicks in apps and on the web with select merchants and speed through checkout online. No need to enter your payment info.
How secure is a Google Pay transaction?
Like all Google products, Google Pay comes with strong security protections at its core to continuously and automatically safeguard your account and personal data from security threats. And when you pay in stores, it shares a virtual account number instead of your real card details with the merchant. In other words, it’s got your back so your real card details stay safe.
If your phone is ever lost or stolen, you can lock and erase it from anywhere with Find My Device.
Can I take advantage of DBS/POSB Offers using Google Pay?
When you use your DBS/POSB card with Google Pay, you’ll continue to enjoy all the same rewards, benefits, and protection that come with it. To learn more about eligibility and enrolling in offers, please visit https://rewards.dbs.com.
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