Google reportedly prepping 'credit card' of sorts

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Retailer support for mobile payments is hard to find outside major metropolitan areas, and even then, the gaggle of tap-to-pay options means your favorite NFC-friendly store may not accept your preferred mobile wallet technology. If a new leak proves true, Google may have worked its way around the hurdle, albeit in an NFC-free manner. The company is reportedly working on a physical Google Wallet card that functions as an all-in-one card, letting you pay with whatever credit cards are tied to your Google Wallet account. The solution would be inelegant, but according to the tipster who sent Android Police screenshots of the leaked app, the solution will work wherever those credit cards are accepted, regardless of whether or not the retailer supports Google Wallet’s tap-to-pay technology.
Google reportedly prepping 'credit card' of sorts
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The idea behind mobile payments currently holds more appeal than the reality does. But that may be about to change: Google is reportedly working on a physical Google Wallet card that lets you pay with whatever credit cards are tied to your account.
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