Ezypay now supports Visa and Mastercard payments via Google Pay. This gives customers a fast, secure way to pay using their saved Google Pay credentials — helping increase conversion rates.

All merchants must adhere to the Google Pay APIs Acceptable Use Policy and accept the terms defined in the Google Pay API Terms of Service.

👉 To learn more about Google Pay, visit the Google Pay website.

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Kindly refer to supported payment methods for the regional availability of Google Pay.

How Google Pay Works

Google Pay functions as a secure pass‑through payment method within Ezypay. It allows customers to pay using the card stored in their Google Wallet without exposing raw card details directly. Ezypay returns a payment method token, which can be safely stored and reused in the same way as any other card‑on‑file token.

Google Pay supports both recurring and one‑off payment flows.

1. Recurring Payments

   Collected through the Payment capture page, which returns a reusable payment method token for ongoing billing. It can then be used in a subscription or on-demand invoice to process recurring payments.

2. One-off Payments

   Supported through two options:

   • Payment capture page - Collects a token that can be used immediately or stored for later use. It can then be used with on-demand invoice to create one-off payment.
   • Checkout - Displays a Google Pay button for instant payment and returns a token that can also be reused if needed.

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1. Customer selects the Google Pay accordion and click the Google Pay button

2. Customer's Google Pay accounts will pop-up and ask for authorisation

3. Customer chose to link their cards

4. Payment Method is successfully created and payment method token is returned

Integration Notes for Developers

Payload Structure

When a customer pays using Google Pay, Ezypay returns a tokenized card payload. Example:

{  
  "data": {  
    "paymentMethodToken": "785095a8-a40c-4d41-b913-97b1bdcb5f0a",  
    "customerId": "88379c2b-3be2-4e54-b922-b5d3a4815afe",  
    "type": "CARD",  
    "bank": null,  
    "payTo": null,  
    "card": {
        "first6": "411111",  
        "last4": "0121",  
        "accountHolderName": "Card Holder Name",  
        "type": "VISA",  
        "expiryMonth": "10",  
        "expiryYear": "29",  
        "origin": "googlepay",  
        "tokenDetails": null,  
        "tokenized": false
    },
    "invalidReason": null,  
    "lastUsedOn": null,  
    "replacedPaymentMethodData": null,  
    "wallet": null,  
    "valid": true,  
    "primary": true
  }
}

{  
  "data": {  
    "paymentMethodToken": "b3945926-ba8b-42fb-b00b-3e50b70d9cee",  
    "customerId": "89d36440-c7c9-4e0d-aab0-c9e38d249390",  
    "type": "CARD",  
    "bank": null,  
    "payTo": null,  
    "card": {  
      "first6": "411111",  
      "last4": "1111",  
      "accountHolderName": "test",  
      "type": "VISA",  
      "expiryMonth": "3",  
      "expiryYear": "27",  
      "origin": null,  
      "tokenDetails": null,  
      "tokenized": false  
    },  
    "invalidReason": null,  
    "lastUsedOn": null,  
    "replacedPaymentMethodData": null,  
    "wallet": null,  
    "valid": true,  
    "primary": true  
  }  
}

Key Fields

Display Format

When showing Google Pay transactions in your UI, use the following format:

[Google Pay] | Visa ****1234

Refer to the Google Pay Brand Guidelines for official assets and usage rules.

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Refer to the Sandbox Guide to test Google Pay transactions.