It's easier to authorize payments in your smartphone now, thanks to Android Pay within apps. Here's how to set it up and use it.

Google's mobile payment app will let consumers use their Android smartphones to pay for purchases at retail locations.

Google has begun swapping out Android Pay and its Google Wallet function with Google Pay, announcing the immediate rollout of faster checkout functionality, as well as a single location for ...

Android Pay is free to download from the Google Play Store. Google's banking partners plan to update their mobile apps with support for Android Pay in the weeks ahead.

Starting today Google Wallet will begin being updated to a new app called Android Pay. This is mobile payments on Android, and here's all the details.

If you are a customer at one of the select five banks announced by Google, you can now easily add cards to Android Pay right from your mobile banking app.

Android Pay replaces Google's old Wallet app, and for many Android users the Android Pay app will be downloaded as an update to the existing Google Wallet currently available in the Play Store.

In addition, the company is encouraging consumers to try Android Pay with discounts in select apps being used as an incentive. For example, you’ll be able to take $20 off on OpenTable dining ...

Android Pay is gaining mobile banking app integration this week as Google has just announced that in partnership with a few different major banks it’s now easier than it’s ever been to get ...

Feeding more data to Google's advertising platform is the key to increasing average ad prices. Android Pay could help do that.

I also used a Nexus 5 with Android Pay to make an in-app purchase. Next to the Coke machine was a "store" of sorts with a variety of Android gift items like t-shirts and mini-collectibles. Using ...

Android Pay will power in-app and tap-to-pay purchases on mobile devices. Google Wallet will stick around, but it will power Play Store purchases outside Android, say on the web, and facilitate ...