Google Pay

Everyday payments with your Android smart device

Make everyday payments without your card.
It's safe, simple, and secure.
Get benefits such as Everyday Offers on debit card and credit card purchases.

We may restrict the value or number of payments you can make using Google Pay. Carry your debit or credit card with you just in case.

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Download and open the Google Wallet app.

Select Add to Google Wallet.

Select the card you want to add then follow the on-screen instructions.

Verify your card when asked.

All done, you have added your card to Google Pay.

At the moment, this works for debit cards only.

Log on to our app and select Manage card on the bottom right. Then select Google Pay.
Find the debit card you want to add. Then select Add to Google Pay.
Confirm your debit card details and accept the terms and conditions.
All done, you have added your card to Google Pay.

Getting started online

Google Pay explained

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Google Pay works with most Lloyds Bank debit and credit cards. There are some card and account types you won’t be able to use with Google Pay:

Electron Cards

Visa credit cards

Additional credit cardholders

Foreign currency accounts

Trusted Person Cards

Non-personal accounts

Customers under 13 years.
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To protect you from fraud, we may restrict the value or number of payments you can make using Google Pay. Make sure you carry your debit and credit cards with you just in case. Some retailers will also limit individual payments to £100.
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You can add as many cards as you want.

Devices don’t share cards. If you want the same card on two different devices, you’ll need to load the card onto each device separately.
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You’ll be able to see the last 10 transactions made using Google Pay on that device. You can also view your statements in our app or Internet Banking.
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You can use Google Pay in most countries as long as the retailer accepts contactless payments.
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Report your card as lost or stolen

You can start using your new card once it’s available in the app, usually before you receive it in the post.

If your device is lost or stolen, Android Device Manager will help you find, lock, and delete your details from a different device or browser.
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When you replace or update your device, you’ll need to add your card to your new device.

Be sure to remove your card from your Google Wallet if you no longer use it or sell your phone.
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To add your card to your Fitbit device

Open the Fitbit app on your phone. Make sure your Fitbit is nearby.

Select Google Wallet, then New credit or debit card.

Scan your card with your camera or enter the card details manually.

Add your card's three-digit security code. Select a method for your bank to verify your identity. Enter the verification code.

Your card is now added to Google Pay.
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Simply select the relevant card in your Google Wallet then select remove card at the bottom of the screen.

View our Privacy policy

View Terms of use for Google Pay

Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Google Play is a trademark of Google LLC.

Google Pay is not available on all debit cards, credit cards and accounts. Restrictions include: Electron cards, Visa credit cards and additional credit card holders, non-personal accounts, Basic Bank accounts and customers under 13 years. Google Pay app must be downloaded and is available on Android devices with contactless capability (NFC), running on the Android 4.4 KitKat Operating system or newer.