Google Pay
Google Pay is a fast and convenient way to make purchases using your HRCU debit and credit cards with your mobile device at contactless (NFC) terminals in store and in supported apps.
You can use Google Pay on the following Android devices:
- NFC-enabled phone and tablet running Android OS 4.4 (KitKat) or higher
- NFC-enabled Android smartwatches
- Mobile Chrome browser running v53 or higher
- Note: to set up Google Pay on your smartwatch, you need a compatible Android phone. To check compatibility, use your phone to visit g.co/WearCheck.
Pay will work with your HRCU consumer and business Visa® Debit and Credit Cards.
Yes, you can use multiple cards with Google Pay. Devices do not share cards, so if you want to use the same card on two different devices, you will need to add the card on each device separately. To ensure you’re using your HRCU Card, tap the card image on each of your devices to set it as your default payment card. You can easily switch between cards whenever you make a purchase.
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Visit https://pay.google.com/about/ to follow the setup instructions directly from Android.
For security reasons, we may need you to provide additional verification to add your HRCU card to Google Pay. If necessary, the Android app will tell you how to verify your card. Once your information is verified, you will see an on-screen message that your card is ready for Google Pay. If you do not receive an on-screen message please call us at 603.509.1297.
On an Android phone or tablet:
- Open the Google Pay app
- Tap your HRCU Debit or Credit Card
- Tap Set as default card
- On an Android Wear smartwatch:
- Open the Google Pay app
- Scroll to the HRCU Card you want to use as default and then tap it
- From the bottom, swipe up on More
- Tap Set as default
HRCU does not charge a fee for members to use Google Pay. Be aware that message data and rates may apply, depending on your data plan.
You can use Google Pay at over one million locations whose payment terminals are NFC-enabled and set up to accept Google Pay. You can also use Google Pay to make purchases in apps and online using your device mobile Chrome browser (running Chrome v53 or higher) at participating merchants.View the list of merchants at https://pay.google.com/about/.
No, but you will need to connect every so often to refresh the app. This will help ensure Google Pay is ready to pay when you are.
Contactless payments are transactions that use chip-based technology and require no physical connection between the payment device (a card or mobile device) and the physical merchant terminal.
The safety and security of your account information is of the highest importance.As a security measure, you may receive a “verification required†message when adding your card to Google Pay. Once verified, an on screen message will appear stating that the card is ready for use. This verification is part of our multi-layered approach to security in payments.Additionally, when we review mobile wallet providers we look for payment safety, quality of service, and ease of use for our members. When you make payments with Google Pay and your HRCU card:
- Your full card number is not stored on your mobile device.
- All transactions are monitored by HRCU’s risk and fraud detection systems.
- Purchases made using Google Pay are protected by Zero Liability* so you won’t be held responsible for promptly reported unauthorized transactions.
Please call the number on the back of your HRCU debit or credit card to have your card closed to prevent any additional unauthorized charges and mention you added your card to use Google Pay. You should remove the card from Google Pay. To remove your card, open the Google Pay app to view your wallet, tap on the card you want to remove, select the option to remove card and then confirm.
Please call HRCU immediately and mention you added your card to Google Pay. We will close your card so that no more purchases can be made. You should remove the card from Google Pay. To remove your card, open the Google Pay app to view your wallet, tap on the card you want to remove, select the option to remove card and then confirm.
If your Android device is ever lost or stolen you can use Android Device Administrator to lock it remotely, create a new password, and wipe your personal information from it.We also recommend notifying your mobile carrier and calling HRCU promptly. Mention that you added your card to Google Pay so we can disable your card for use with Google Pay. If you locate your device, you will need to contact us so we can reactivate your card and you will need to add your card back to Google Pay before using it to make any purchases with Google Pay.
To learn more about Google Pay please visit https://pay.google.com/about/.
If you make a Google Pay purchase with your Debit Card, the merchant may request authorization for an initial amount and send us the actual transaction amount for payment. The initial authorized amount appears in your Google Pay transaction history, but the actual transaction amount is deducted from your account.This happens in places where:
- You can add a tip (restaurants, salons)
- There can be a significant difference between the amount that is initially authorized and the actual transaction amount (hotels, car rental agencies)
- For most Debit Card purchases, we receive the payment request, including the actual transaction amount, within 3 business days of the transaction.
- Keep track of your transactions and ensure you have sufficient funds in your account to cover the final payment.
On an Android phone:
- Open the Google Pay app
- Touch the card you used to make the purchase
- Find and tap your transaction
On an Android Wear smartwatch:
- On your smartwatch, open the Google Pay app
- Tap a card
- Swipe up on the card to view your transaction
*Please see your applicable HRCU account agreement and card terms and conditions for information on liability for unauthorized Transactions.