But the Wallet app and the Google Pay app will continue to evolve alongside each other in the coming months. You’ll still need to use Google Pay for online and peer-to-peer payments. Ultimately, the new Google Wallet app seems like a decent deal for Android users.
And they can turn those generic templates into something more unique if they choose to. Google has made a ton of templates they can draw from. According to a post by Molly McHugh-Johnson, developers can make almost any item into a digital pass. Much like the Android platform itself, Google Wallet is open for any developer to develop for it. But, one thing that Google touts heavily is that Wallet isn’t closed off like some other wallet apps. It will also encrypt all your purchases to help keep your purchase history secure. Google says that the new Google Wallet app will offer all the securities that Android already offers. However, it will keep its own special Google Pay app which supports both payments and money transfers.Of course, one of the biggest concerns with any digital wallet is whether or not your information is secure. India will also not be getting the Google Wallet app. This is because the Google Pay app in the two countries is used for peer-to-peer payments. However, those in Singapore and the United States will get a separate Google Wallet app while keeping their Google Pay app. Carsten Stöcker, CEO Spherity & Chairman of the Supervisory Board IDunion SCE. Those in these countries will have their Google Pay app automatically updated to Google Wallet once it is available. The OpenWallet Foundation will establish high-quality wallet components that can be assembled into SW solutions unlocking a new universe of next-level digitization, security, and compliance, said Dr. Google Wallet will be available in 38 different countries. Other regions not mentioned will continue to use the individual Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass apps. All users in these countries have to do is open their Samsung Pay or Samsung Pass app and update it to Samsung Wallet. The new Samsung Wallet will be available for Galaxy users in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the U.K. The availability of this feature on both platforms will vary for devices and countries.
Google's Android Digital Key is only available for a few BMW models for now, with plans to support more later. Samsung says it will support digital car keys for select BMW, Genesis, Hyundai and Kia motors. However, support and availability will be different. Both Samsung Wallet and Google Wallet will be able to store digital keys for cars, offices and hotels.
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