The Best Popular Online Wallets In The World

Digital wallets are the most convenient way to pay for goods and services. They are available on many different platforms, including smartphones and computers. The following article will look at some of the most popular digital wallet options so you can decide which one is right for you.

Google Wallet - Google Pay

Google Wallet is a mobile payment system and digital wallet that allows users to make payments online or in-store using their mobile device. Google Wallet can also be used to send money, as well as store loyalty cards and other items such as boarding passes, event tickets, and gift cards.

Google Wallet was announced on May 26, 2011; it was initially limited to the United States but later expanded to Australia, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic (EE), Denmark (EE), Estonia (EE), Finland (EE), France (EE), Germany (EE), Hong Kong SAR China (EE), Ireland (EE), Italy (EE), Japan (ECJIH) Korea South / South Korea Republic of Korea North(ECJIH)/ Macao SAR China(MRCLT)/ Malaysia MYST/ Norway.

Apple pay

Apple pay is a mobile payment and digital wallet service by Apple Inc. It allows users to make payments through NFC-equipped devices, such as iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. The service also supports the Apple Watch Series 3 which has an NFC chip built into its back casing.

Apple Pay makes use of the same near field communication (NFC) technology that contactless credit cards employ. Thus merchants can easily add support for it with no change to their current infrastructure so long as they have a compatible point-of-sale system or device.

Samsung pay

Samsung pay is a mobile payment system developed by Samsung Electronics.

Samsung pay uses Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST) and Near Field Communication (NFC) to facilitate payments at POS terminals.

Samsung pay is available on select Samsung devices, including the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus.

PayPal

PayPal is another digital wallet that you might already be familiar with. It’s an online payment system that allows users to send money, make purchases and accept payments. You can use it on your computer or through the PayPal mobile app.

However, the PayPal wallet isn't a good fit for everyone because some banks don't support it and there may be fees associated with using the service. These fees vary from bank to bank—you’ll need to check with yours to see if they offer a way around them (or not).

Takeaway:

One of the most important aspects of a digital wallet is that you can use it anywhere, anytime. The good news is that all four options listed above are available on both Android and iOS devices, as well as on Windows phones and computers. They can also be used in stores with NFC (Near Field Communication) terminals and online with websites that accept mobile payments. You can even use Apple Pay at the gas pump to pay for gas without ever leaving your vehicle.

Conclusion

The future of digital wallets is exciting. We’re hoping that these examples have given you some insight into how they work and which one might be best for you. It’s easy to be overwhelmed by all of the options out there, so don’t worry if none of these seem perfect just yet! You have time to figure it out—and if any one of them strikes your fancy, go ahead and try it out.