Apple Wallet Vs. Google Wallet: What Are The Differences Between Them?
Both serve the same purposes, but there are some subtle differences.
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Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, as their names suggest, have similar purposes. You use them as your digital wallet: a secure place to keep your payment cards, tickets and other everyday passes on your phone. Apple Pay and Google Pay are the services that handle the payments, but it's the Wallet apps that store everything. The names are often used interchangeably, though they refer to different parts of a connected process.
As long as the retailer accepts mobile payments and your card's payment network, and your card provider supports the wallet service, you should be able to use your digital cards to pay in-store and online. Which one you use is dictated by whether you own an iPhone or an Android phone. They're both similar in the basics, but have some differences in what you can...
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