dLocal adds Google Pay to local payments methods

Google Pay is now compatible with dLocal’s payment services for emerging countries, meaning merchants can now accept the digital wallet’s capabilities. Google Pay provides a way to pay online and in stores with credit and debits cards stored in Google accounts. Customers can pay from Android devices, mobile phones, and computers.

Google Pay for in-store use is currently available in approximately 30 countries, and for online use in approximately 70 countries, including 10 key emerging markets. From helping merchants to reduce cart abandonment to delivering faster checkout, Google Pay continues to show positive outcomes for merchants in both developed and emerging markets, according to the official press release.

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