Google Pay for India (Tez) : Tez is now called Google Pay!

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Google Pay for India (Tez) : Tez is now called Google Pay!

• Tez is now Google Pay. While our name has changed, all the features like direct-to-bank and rewards are here to stay


Screenshots from Google Pay For India (Tez) App.
Tez is now called Google Pay! 

If you are upgrading Tez from a previous version, your account and transactions are not affected by this change. Find out more at https://support.google.com/tez/?p=gpayindiahc

Send money to friends, pay bills and buy online, recharge your phone, or pay at the nearby café with Google Pay, Google's digital payment app. 


Use Google Pay for All Your Payment Needs

+ Pay and receive money straight from your bank account
Google Pay works with your existing bank account*, which means your money is safe with your bank. There’s no need to worry about reloading wallets and you don't need to do additional KYC.

Using NPCI's (National Payments Corporation of India) BHIM Unified Payments Interface (BHIM UPI), money transfers are simple & secure with Google Pay. You must have an Indian bank account with a phone number linked to it to use this version of Google Pay.

*Google Pay works with all banks in India (https://www.npci.org.in/upi-live-members) that support BHIM UPI.

+ Pay anyone. Even those without Google Pay
Starting a payment is as simple as starting a new conversation with someone in your Google Pay contacts or by entering anyone’s UPI ID or bank details.

+ Conveniently pay bills
Pay for electricity, gas, water, DTH, post-paid mobile, and more. You only need to link your biller accounts once to pay your bill with just a few taps. Google Pay works with billers across the country.

+ Pay online with Google Pay
Google Pay - anywhere BHIM UPI is accepted. When you checkout, look for the Google Pay logo or use your Google Pay UPI ID.
Screenshots from Google Pay For India (Tez) App.



+ Multiple layers of security from your bank, UPI, and Google
Google Pay protects your money with a world-class security system that helps detect fraud and prevent hacking. Each transaction is secured with your UPI PIN, and you can safeguard your account with a device lock method such as your fingerprint. If you ever need it, our help center (http://support.google.com/tez), phone, and chat support are available all day, every day.

+ Transfer money to anyone nearby
Use Tez Mode to send money securely to people nearby without sharing private details like your phone number.

+ Get rewarded
Get Google Pay Scratch Cards (TM) in the app and be eligible to win up to ₹1,000 with each eligible transaction. If you win, your rewards go straight into your bank account.

** 5 Best BHIM UPI Apps in India for Digital Payments : ( Read this Article )

 + Paying in shops is easier than ever!
The chaiwala nearby, neighbourhood kirana, and even your favorite salon can now accept payments on the spot with Tez Mode, all while keeping your personal and bank details private.

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