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You're never responsible for unauthorized purchases made with your Discover card in Google Pay.

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Multiple layers of security work together to help protect your card information.

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Emails and wallet notifications alert you about any unusual card activity. You can also sign up for text alerts for extra assurance.

Getting started is easy

  1. 1

    Open the Google Pay app.

  2. 2

    Select "Add a card," take its photo and confirm details.

  3. 3

    Verify it's you, then you're set. Don't forget to make sure Discover is your default card so you're always earning rewards.

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Just like that, you're ready to go

Speed through checkout in stores, in apps and on the web with Google Pay.

  • Shop

    Millions of merchants accept Google Pay. Just look for these symbols at checkout.

  • Pay

    Whether you're in app, in store or online, use your device or Google login to check out.

  • Go

    Say so long to swiping or typing in card numbers—you're good to go.

Frequently Asked Questions

You will need an NFC-enabled Android phone running Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or newer. To see the version of Android you're running, open your phone's "Setting" app, then tap "About Device."

If you see one of the following errors, your phone might not be supported:

  • "Google Pay can't be used."
  • "Google Pay is unable to verify your device."
  • "You can no longer use Google Pay on this phone."

If you have a supported device and are experiencing issues, many of them can be fixed by resetting your phone to factory settings.

Use of an eligible Android Wear 2.0 device

There is no cost to cardmembers who use their Discover card in Google Pay. However, your Discover card's terms and conditions will apply for purchases. Also, additional message and data charges may apply depending on your wireless plan.

Yes. So while Android Pay changed its name to Google Pay, all of the information you've added, along with your Android Pay settings, is the same on Google Pay. It will also work everywhere Android Pay had worked (wherever NFC payments are accepted for in stores) and your favorite apps and websites.

You may continue to use your plastic card as you usually would after you add your Discover card to Google Pay.

You receive notifications when purchases are made using Google Pay. To turn these notifications off, go to "Settings" and tap Wallet & Google Pay." From there, select your added Discover card and turn your "Card Notifications" off. Please note that by turning off your "Card Notifications," you will no longer see transaction notifications or your purchase history in Google Pay.

Yes. Your ten most recent transactions made using your Discover card in Google Pay will be displayed.
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