Do you use Android Pay?

[hallux]

Just one option for purchase, but most stores don't support this new way of payment.

Right. I was hopeful that with the need for many stores in the US to replace terminals to support the EMV chips they would also get ones that support mobile payments. Sadly, the place that I go most often (supermarket) replaced their terminals recently to support the EMV chips but seem to have ignored the mobile payment development.

 

[FrogVomit]

You don't need to launch Android Pay at all. Just unlock your phone and hold it up to the terminal.

I use it at the vending machines at work, and that's about it.

 

[MikeYuse0406]

I'm not sure where it is going to all end up, but it will be confusing. CVS has joined Wal Mart in refusing Apple, Android and Samsung Pay as they want to set up their own app to draw directly from your checking account.

Samsung Pay uses MST as well as NFC. Although CVS may have turned off the NFC receiver Samsung Pay still works. I use Samsung Pay everywhere including CVS, Deals, Discovery, Walmart and every other merchant.

 

[digitaldroid]

yes works just fine, simple to unlock phone and simply hold checkout machine no need to do anything else works perfect no need to opening android pay

 

[AustinIllini]

My main CC is from Chase, which doesn't support Android Pay yet, so I'm still not using it.

 

[CrimsonVelos]

I use Android Pay whenever I can. I've used it at Bass Pro Shops, Best Buy, Academy Sports, Bama Fever, Subway, and Walgreen's. I find it much more convenient since I'm usually on my phone while waiting in line. I'm thankful for the security of EMV but it also makes the transaction a little more work, having to insert the card and then wait to remove it. I'm hoping this fact will help drive NFC payments.

 

[maverick7526]

I usually use it at whole foods when I visit the hot foods bar. Stupid CVS still doesn't let you use it there, I try it most places I see a NFC sign.

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