Apple Pay and Google Pay are among the top choices of users when it comes to digital/mobile payment systems. Both of these services offer features that can definitely benefit consumers. 

But, what is the best one for you? To help you further, here's a detailed comparison of Apple Pay and Google Pay. 

Apple Pay Vs. Google Pay 

According to CNET's report, Apple Pay and Google Pay are both exclusive to their companies' own mobile software models. This means that if you want to use Apple Pay, then your device should be an iPhone. 

On the other hand, Google Pay is exclusive to Android devices. If you want to see further details, you can check their actual comparison below: 

Google Pay 

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The logo for US technology company and search engine Google is displayed on screens in London on February 11, 2016. 

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• Google Pay is available in around 29 countries. 
• Google Pay is only compatible with Android devices with NFC and HCE support running KitKat 4.4 and other newer Android system versions. 
• Can be used for gift cards, loyalty cards, as well as debit and credit cards. 
• Google Pay is compatible with PayPal. 

Apple Pay 

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The Apple Pay logo is displayed in a mobile kiosk sponsored by Visa and Wells Fargo to demonstrate the new Apple Pay mobile payment system on October 20, 2014 in San Francisco City.

• Apple Pay is already available in 41 countries. 
• Apple Pay is compatible with iPhone SE and other newer models. You can also use it on MacBook Pro, iPad 5th gen, as well as Apple Watch. 
• You can use Apple Pay for loyalty cards, as well as debit and credit cards. 
• Apple Pay is not yet compatible with PayPal.  

Which One is Better? 

Based on the details above, it seems like Apple Pay and Google Pay are both identical. However, Investopedia reported that Google Pay offers more features than its competitor. 

For example, this mobile payment service is compatible with PayPal while Apple Pay is not. On the other hand, Google works with more bank cards compared to Apple Pay. 

However, it still stores your personal data on its servers. Meanwhile, Apple Pay promises that your sensitive information is not tracked on their servers. 
Instead, they prefer working with your banks to know if you are really the one accessing your Apple Pay account. 

Previously, Google Pay cards plans to store crypto by partnering with BitPay and Coinbase. 

In April, the Apple Pay shutdown disappointed a Russian law firm, leading to a lawsuit against the iPhone maker. 

For more news updates about Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other mobile payment services, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.  

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Written by: Griffin Davis