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Google Pay Developers

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@GooglePayDevs
Official channel for the Google Pay Developers Network. Enabling developers to create better checkout experiences, and beyond.
Google, Mountain View, CA
developers.google.com/pay
Joined February 2021
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  • @GooglePayDevs
    Google Pay Developers
    Firebase
    @GooglePayDevs
    Oct 2
    "What is the status of my Google Pay integrations?" "How can I integrate Google Pay with React?" "Show me Google Pay error metrics for my integration over the last 30 days." 💬 These are just some of the prompts you can use with your AI assistant once you integrate Google Pay ➡️
    Large text reads "A tool to enable AI-driven integration journeys" next to a laptop displaying a code editor and an AI chat assistant proposing code changes for Google Pay. Feature bubbles on the left, connected by dotted lines to the laptop, highlight capabilities like IDE compatibility, grounding with Pay and Wallet sources, and API tools to extend agent reach.
  • @GooglePayDevs
    Google Pay Developers
    Firebase
    @GooglePayDevs
    Sep 30
    👁️💸✋ What could modernizing your loyalty program and gift cards do for you? Food and grocery brand Desi Bites needed to solve for multiple issues with its loyalty offerings: Physical cards were costly to manage, customers had limited visibility into their rewards, and staff
    A digital Desi Bites loyalty card displayed on a smartphone screen shows a balance of $11.36 and 45 points for the Overland Park, KS location. The orange card features a blurred barcode and a colorful illustration of an Indian street food scene at the bottom. Navigational icons and a status bar are visible on the phone's interface.
  • @GooglePayDevs
    Google Pay Developers
    Firebase
    @GooglePayDevs
    Sep 28
    Create a ✨ custom experience ✨ for your business offers in Google Wallet with the Generic pass class. You'll be able to incorporate a bar code or QR code, multiple rows of information, and pass details. Get started with our codelab ➡️ goo.gle/4jbgDYI
    A diagram of a digital attendee pass for "[TEST ONLY] Google I/O '22" with various UI components labeled for development purposes. Blue arrows and text point to elements like the Google logo, header for "Alex McJacobs," subheader "Attendee," a QR code labeled as "barcode," and a patterned footer labeled as a "heroImage." The pass also displays attendee metrics like "POINTS 500" and "CONTACTS 18," alongside a prominent red "DEMO ONLY" banner.
  • @GooglePayDevs
    Google Pay Developers
    Firebase
    @GooglePayDevs
    Sep 24
    ⚡ Power new, agentic commerce experiences using the same Google Pay infrastructure and PSP relationships you use today. To help you transition into the era of AI-powered shopping, your existing Google Pay backend and current Merchant ID are fully compatible with the Universal
    An order review screen for an online purchase of an ocean blue Monos Carry-On Pro Suitcase for $265.50. Below the item details are sections for a Capital One payment method, a shipping address for Elisa Beckett, and free priority overnight shipping, showing a total of $289.73. At the bottom, a large black button reads "Pay with G Pay" next to the Google Pay logo.
  • @GooglePayDevs
    Google Pay Developers
    Firebase
    @GooglePayDevs
    Sep 22
    🔄 How do we enable interoperability for digital credentials in Google Wallet? We adhere to international provisioning and presentation standards: 🔒 ISO 23220-4 🔒 NIST 800-63 🔒 ISO 18013-5 Find out how our Digital Credentials Provisioning API uses the best of Google's
    A smartphone in the center displays a login screen with a user icon, two blank input fields, and a green button. It is flanked by two square panels: one on the left showing a person with black hair in a bun for facial recognition, and one on the right showing a green envelope and a password bar for email verification.
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