Google Pay Launches with Fintechs in 10 New Countries, as Search Giant Preps Intro of Revamped App; Deeper Move into Financial Services in U.S.

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Dan Balaban

NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Google Pay has added its first new countries in 18 months, all of them in continental Europe and all counting digital banks and other fintechs as the vast majority of the issuers across the 10 new markets.

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