I recently made a purchase using Android Pay on my Nexus 6P at a DSW Shoe store in a fairly large shopping center. In transaction history on Android Pay app, the merchant was shown as the name of the mall, rather than the name of the merchant. The mall has well over 70 stores, so this is not at all helpful. Then last week I made a purchase at a different DSW Shoe store in a different shopping center and city. When I checked the transaction history on the Android Pay app, it showed the merchant as a completely different store located near DSW store. At first, I thought my card had been compromised, knowing I had not made a purchase from the listed merchant. After a few minutes, I recognized the amount and that the listed merchant was in the same shopping center. I called my credit card company and verified they had the correct merchant name. I don't know much about how NFC works, but how is it possible for a completely different store to be listed as the merchant on the Android Pay app? To me this is unacceptable for a financial services app dealing with credit cards. I posted feedback on the app, but so far no response from Google.