Certainly many have heard of Android Pay, and we will hear even more since it is now gaining traction around the world, two years after its launch, it has become a convenient way to make payments without your credit card .
In order to further expand its service, Google has just made Android Pay a much more viable mobile payment service, announcing that it can now link your account PayPal. By integrating with PayPal, it opens the Android Pay to UK banks and much more building societies than are currently available through the Android payment system itself.
How will this integration work?
Using PayPal with Android Pay will work in exactly the same way, just touch a card reader or payment terminal and authorize payment, if necessary. Therefore, from now on it will no longer be necessary to unlock the phone to make payments, if the payment is less than 30 Euros, just make sure that the screen is turned on, but if the payment is greater than 30 Euros, the user will have to unlock the phone to click and pay.
It's important to note that PayPal's integration with Android Pay is currently only available to US customers. As the company learns from US integration, it will expand its integration into other markets.
Will this integration reach the Angolan market?
