Few changes to an app’s name have sparked as much anticipation as Google has made it to Google Pay: this week, it’s outfitted to be Google Wallet. With this renaming, mobile payments not only redesign, but also Make Wallet Android’s central digital wallet. And this also applies to Wear OS.

At the previous Google I/O, Google announced that it will join the official Android mobile payment platform to expand its capabilities while raising the level of visibility. Google is not characterized by inactivity in the application park, on the contrary: these mobile payments have changed four times since they started their journey. Now the circle is closed.

Digital wallet on the wrist

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Google Pay was officially changed to Google Wallet on Tuesday, July 19, but it wasn’t until yesterday, Wednesday, July 20. update released on official Android store. However, all mobile phones with Google Pay have been moved to Google Wallet; At least those that are compatible with mobile payment via NFC have all started with the steps followed with Wear OS.

The app can now be downloaded from the Google Play Store. After the usual installation process, Google Wallet appears on the smartwatch screen. almost same functions as mobile phone.

There are no changes between Google Wallet and the previous Google Pay, nothing new except the change in the shortcut icon of the watches (actually, the app interface features the Google Pay logo). The Wear OS app is just over 3MB and can be installed directly from the watch’s Google Play.

It is surprising that Google has developed the direction of the application on Android mobiles and with that, it has not touched Wear OS watches yet. Of course the changes will be included in future versions of the app: for now the movement is more of an approach to the future than a renewal.

Google Wallet interface remains Google Pay’s interface

Smart watch with Google Wallet all cards saved in the mobile go to the wrist (the watch must be allowed to use); everything syncs automatically, as well as additional cards, boarding passes and loyalty cards. Of course: As with Google Pay, the smartwatch’s screen lock must be enabled for Wallet to work on Wear OS.