Google declared all the way back in November of 2011
that it would be shutting down Google Checkout in favor of a transition to
Google Wallet.
Just last week, we declared two enhancements to the
Google Wallet platform that are simple to integrate. The Instant Buy API
enables merchants to offer a fast selling experience to Google Wallet shoppers
buying physical goods and services on their Android apps and websites, while
processing their own payments. In addition, the new Wallet Objects API enables
merchants to engage their customers with loyalty, offers, and more.
All Google Play developers will carry on to be
supported. Also, shoppers can continue to make use of Google Wallet to make
safer and more secure payments anywhere they see the Google Wallet button.
If you don’t have your own payment processing, you will
need to transition to a different resolution within six months,” says Google
Wallet senior product manager Justin Lawyer. “To make things easier, we’ve
partnered with Braintree, Shopify and Freshbooks to offer you discounted immigration
options.
If you are a U.S. merchant that does have payment dealing
out, you can apply for Google Wallet Instant Buy, which offers a fast business
experience to Google Wallet shoppers,” adds Lawyer.
Developers for Google Play the Chrome Web Store and
Offers Marketplace will carry on to be supported, and will automatically
transition to the Google Wallet Merchant Center in the upcoming weeks. Shoppers
will simply be able to make use of Google Wallet to make purchases on merchant
apps and sites, as well as on Google properties.
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