Google Pay is here: A faster way to give for your Android donors

Great news for your Android donors. Google Pay is now live on your Pushpay giving page. Donors can give in seconds using the card already saved in their Google Wallet. 

Your whole congregation now has a faster way to give, regardless of their device.

See it in action

Why this matters

Card entry is where churches often lose first-time donors. Someone feels moved to give, pulls out their phone, and has to dig out a credit card. Some finish the process. Some don’t.

Google Pay removes that hurdle. A donor taps Google Pay, confirms with the card already saved in their Google Wallet, and the gift is complete. 

Removing every barrier between your congregation and generosity is at the heart of what we build. Google Pay is the latest step in that work.

What this means for your church

• Fewer abandoned gifts. First-time donors are more likely to complete their gift when they don’t have to enter card details.
• Fast giving for your whole congregation. Not just iPhone users.
• A better first impression. A new visitor’s first giving experience is fast and familiar.

What’s coming next?

This is only Phase 1. Later this summer, Google Pay comes to QuickGive, so first-time visitors can give without creating an account or verifying their phone number. QuickGive with Apple Pay already delivers this for iOS donors. Android is next.

The goal has always been to build the best giving experience in the industry. One where every donor can give on any device, with no barriers in the way. We’re not done yet.

Getting started

Google Pay is already live on your web giving page, no setup needed. Donors will see Google Pay as an option the next time they give.