Nach und nach will Google sein neues Bezahlsystem Google Wallet einführen und in seine Angebote integrieren.
Produktmanager Ben Lee verkündete im Rahmen eines Postings im Googlecommerce-Blog den Start von Googles neuem Bezahlsystem Google Wallet. Der aus dem Android Market bekannte Checkout soll dabei in dem neuen System aufgehen, um das Bezahlen im Google-Universum (u.a. nennt er den Android Market, YouTube und Google+ Games) zu vereinheitlichen und zu vereinfachen. Checkout-User sollen ihren Account einfach umstellen können.
Mitglieder des Dienstes benötigen für Einkäufe nur noch ihren Benutzernamen und ihr Passwort. Die Eingabe einer Kreditkartennummer oder einer Lieferadressen ist demnach nicht mehr notwendig. Zahlvorgänge werden online unter wallet.google.com/manage gespeichert und können dort nachvollzogen werden. Ein deutschsprachiges FAQ findet sich hier.
Hier das Posting im Wortlaut:
“Building one wallet: Google Checkout is transitioning to Google Wallet
As you know, we’re big fans of keeping your shopping experience easy — especially now that the holiday shopping season is here. Today, we’re starting to take all the great functionality and ease-of-use you’ve come to know with Google Checkout and merge it with Google Wallet to create a single wallet, whether you’re buying online or in-store. We’re also starting to integrate Google Wallet as the payment method on Android Market, YouTube, Google+ Games and many other Google sites.
For consumers: save time with Google Wallet online
For all you busy holiday shoppers, Google Wallet provides a simple and safe way to make online purchases. When you shop with merchants that accept Google Wallet or Google Checkout, just use your Google Wallet username and password to complete your purchase — there’s no need to pull out your credit card or enter your shipping address with every transaction. Starting tomorrow, if you add a Citi MasterCard to the Google Wallet mobile app, it will also be available for use when you shop with Google Wallet online.
If you’re a current user of Google Checkout you can automatically transition your account to Google Wallet the next time you sign in or make a purchase online. All users can now access online purchase history and payment information at wallet.google.com/manage.
For merchants: no changes necessary
We’re committed to upgrading our payment solutions for merchants while ensuring they’re able to process payments without interruption during the holidays — so shoppers using Google Wallet will be able to make purchases seamlessly on merchant sites that accept Google Checkout. Early next year, we will work closely with our merchant partners to switch to the Google Wallet logo and share details on new and upcoming features.
If you have questions about this transition, please visit our Help Center to learn more. If you are looking for more information, you can visit google.com/wallet.
Posted by Ben Lee, Product Manager, Google Wallet”
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