Google has shared some of its plans on how to improve its Google Pay services.
that the company has shared some of its plans to make Google Pay a wallet that might even include support for crypto payments.Google has now hired formal PayPay executive Arnold Goldberg,, and this move is a part of the company's strategy to offer a wider range of financial services through the Google Pay app. It seems it is looking to add financial services from crypto giants Coinbase and BitPay.
Google is also integrating payments with Google's shopping efforts. One example of that is a feature that shows consumer loyalty cards and personal discounts directly in search results. At the same time, the Mountain View tech giant is trying to position itself as more welcoming to merchants than Amazon for example. One such thing Google did was to eliminate fees for retailers selling on its shopping service.
“Helping more activity occur on a free and open web -- that naturally pays dividends to our overall business,” Ready stated.
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