Nigeria’s leading payments service provider Flutterwave has enabled Google Pay on its platform just a week after adding the eNaira wallet.
Flutterwave merchants can now accept payments via Google Pays from countries where the Google Wallet app is available.
Google Pay is a mobile payment service developed by Google to power in-app, online, and in-person contactless purchases on mobile devices. This new payment option will enable users to make payments with Android phones, tablets, watches, and other devices. Through Google Pay, customers can make payments using the phone instead of a bank card or cash.
As seen on the company’s page, “In today’s business environment, the more payment methods you accept as a business, the more possibilities you give yourself to grow your revenue.
“We are happy to announce Google Pay as a payment option for Flutterwave merchants granting them the ability to afford convenience for customers to make payments with Google Pay in the countries that it is available”.
Also speaking on the recent collaboration, founder and CEO of Flutterwave, Olugbenga ‘GB’ Agboola said, “The continued and rapid growth of Flutterwave is due to our commitment to building a platform with simplified payments for everyone.
“The Google Pay payment option will attract more international customers and increase the current success rates for businesses on Flutterwave.
“Integrating with Google pay will allow users across the globe to participate in the booming e-commerce ecosystem in Africa. It will enable us to further fulfill our promise of creating endless possibilities for all”.
How Businesses Can Enable Google Pay At Check Out On The Flutterwave Platform:
These are the steps below;
- The business must be registered on the Flutterwave platform.
- Log in to the Flutterwave account and go to your dashboard.
- Proceed to the “Account settings” tab
- Click on Enable Dashboard Payment Options.
- A list of payment methods will appear.
- Select Google Pay.
- The selected payment methods will appear on the checkout modal.
