How to Enable Google Pay and Apple Pay to Receive Payments from the End-Users

Introduction

Integrating Google Pay and Apple Pay in your online store can enhance user experience, streamline payments, and improve conversion rates. By setting up Google Pay and Apple Pay on popular payment gateways like Stripe, Adyen, and Authorize.net, allow your end-users to use these payment methods to make their payments for subscriptions or PPV (Pay-per-view).

Benefits of Using Google Pay and Apple Pay

When end-users enable Google Pay or Apple Pay, they benefit from:

• Faster Checkout: No need to enter card details each time they make a purchase.
• Increased Security: Transactions are tokenized, meaning card numbers aren’t stored or shared.
• Seamless Experience Across Devices: Both Google Pay and Apple Pay work on mobile devices, desktops, and tablets for supported browsers and apps.

Enabling Google Pay and Apple Pay for Stripe

You can enable the “Apple Pay” and/or “Google Pay” options in the Stripe Dashboard (see the below screenshot). For more information, on enabling Google Pay and Apple Pay, click here.

End-User Google Pay, Apple Pay Checkout Page

The end-user will see the below checkout page when Google Pay and Apple Pay are enabled.

Enabling Google Pay and Apple Pay for Authorize.Net

You can enable the “Apple Pay” and “Google Pay” options in the Authorize.Net Dashboard (see the below screenshot). For more information, on enabling Google Pay and Apple Pay, click here.

End-User Google Pay, Apple Pay Checkout Page

The end-user will see the below checkout page when Google Pay and Apple Pay are enabled.

Enabling Google Pay and Apple Pay for Adyen

You can enable the “Apple Pay” and “Google Pay” options in the Adyen Dashboard (see the below screenshot). For more information, on enabling Google Pay and Apple Pay, click here.

End-User Google Pay, Apple Pay Checkout Page

The end-user will see the below checkout page when Google Pay and Apple Pay are enabled.