What’s new in Google Pay- Google Developers Blog

This post details several new features and improvements for Google Pay, focusing on enhancing security, developer integration, and user experience. Key contributions include: expanding zero fraud liability protection to eligible Visa online transactions, introducing Secure Payment Authentication for risk and compliance-based authentication using device-bound tokens, releasing a new dynamic Google Pay button view for Android with Material 3 design principles and simplified XML configuration, upgrading the test suite with PSP test cards for end-to-end and automated testing, and mentioning improvements to virtual cards and autofill functionality. The post also highlights the upcoming ability to configure the new button view for Android to show the last used card and similar customization for websites.
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