Google Wallet

Google Wallet lets you accept credit cards from tens of millions of Google Wallet users.

Features include:

• Google Wallet is the new version of Google Checkout.
• Monthly sales under $3,000: 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction.
• $3,000 to $9,999.99: 2.5% + $0.30.
• $10,000 to $99,999.99: 2.2% + $0.30.
• $100,000 or more: 1.9% + $0.30.
• Google Play Android developer transaction fees: 30%
• Chrome Web Store merchant transaction fees: 5%
• Accept payments online or in-store when customers tap the back of their phone to an NFC point of sale terminal.
• Near Field Communication (NFC), a secure, wireless connection to transmit payment details.
• Supports all major credit and debit cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
• Offers from participating merchants are redeemed automatically.
• Pay anywhere MasterCard PayPass is accepted.
• Google Wallet app is available in the United States on certain eligible devices and carriers.
• When you activate your credit or debit cards in Google Wallet, they are linked to your virtual MasterCard card upon setup.
• No large back-end changes required as all transactions can be sent through existing payment infrastructure.
• Buyers don't have to re-type their payment information every time they make a purchase.
• Accept payments for digital goods and services.
• Customers never leave your website when they pay with Google Wallet.
• Password protected.
• Available on Sprint and Virgin Mobile phones including the Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy Nexus, LG Viper, LG Optimus Elite, and HTC EVO 4G.
• The Content API for Shopping lets you programmatically enter and manage your inventory.
• The Search API for Shopping lets developers build applications using product data.
• Buyers in over 140 countries can purchase goods and services using a credit or debit card through Google Wallet.
• Google Prepaid Card: virtual card powered by MasterCard and issued by Money Network.
• Google takes care of payment processing, fraud protection, and PCI compliance.
• Manage your product data: API allows you to post new items, edit existing items, or delete items.
• Manage your client: create and manage sub-accounts for your clients and programmatically manage the data feeds to upload data to Google.
• Power browse and navigation modes on your website.
• Implement merchandising strategies.
• Set product boosts and promotions with no custom coding.
• Display local inventory availability with your results.
• Deploy search solution in days and scale effortlessly.
• Customize, track, and optimize performance.
• Existing offer distribution.
• Marketing channel: customers will be visually reminded to use the offer whenever they are browsing through Google Wallet.
• Save to Google Wallet button can be added to an existing website by copying and pasting a JavaScript snippet provided.
• Use multi-client account feeds and entries.
• Build/edit a product in Python.
• Retrieve all/single items.
• Batch insert, update and delete.
• Mixed batch requests.
• Batch errors.