Interswitch Forms Official Partnership with Google Pay for Streamlined Payments

06 Oct 2023

Interswitch, a prominent player in African payment and digital commerce, has officially announced a strategic collaboration with Google Pay. This partnership aims to simplify and secure online payments for businesses and individuals in Nigeria. Muyiwa Asagba, Managing Director of Digital Commerce and Merchant Acquiring at Interswitch, expressed enthusiasm for this venture, stating, "We take pride in our association with Google Pay, reflecting our commitment to delivering advanced payment solutions that facilitate seamless transactions for businesses and their valued customers."


Interswitch's decision to integrate Google Pay into its payment gateway represents a noteworthy milestone. This integration enables users in Nigeria to embrace the convenience and enhanced security of contactless payments and digital financial management, aligning seamlessly with the global trend toward streamlined financial transactions.
A key immediate benefit of this integration is the ability for merchants to securely store payment details within Google Wallet. This optimization streamlines the checkout process on the Interswitch platform, significantly enhancing the user experience. Furthermore, this partnership extends the capability to accept international payment cards through the Interswitch Payment Gateway, allowing businesses to cater to a broader international customer base with ease.
Security remains paramount in the realm of digital payments. Interswitch, in collaboration with Google Pay, employs advanced security measures, including industry-standard tokenization. This technology enhances transaction security by utilizing virtual card numbers, providing an additional layer of protection against potential fraudulent activities. Additionally, users have the safeguard of the "Locate my device" feature in case of device misplacement.


Google Pay is renowned for its fast, secure, and user-friendly payment capabilities. Operating in over 70 countries, it enables Android phone and Wear OS users to add their debit and credit cards to the Google Wallet app, ensuring the safety and security of their financial information during transactions. Jenny Cheng, Vice President and General Manager of Google Wallet, has expressed confidence in Google Pay's security features, emphasizing the peace of mind it offers users.
This partnership between Interswitch and Google Pay underscores their joint commitment to enhancing the payment landscape, not only in Africa but on a global scale. It signifies a significant step toward creating an interconnected digital world where businesses and consumers can transact securely and efficiently.


For businesses and individuals eager to experience the benefits of Google Pay within the Interswitch Payment Gateway, the registration process is easily accessible on the Interswitch platform. Embrace this innovative solution for secure, convenient, and globally recognized payment services.

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