aniketkr.sharma
TF Ace
Bro that's for visa/mastercard
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aniketkr.sharma
TF Ace
Ni lgta is year v hoga, maan k chalo 2030 tk ho jayega
souvikr
TF Premier
@aniketkr.sharma UPI Tap n Pay is live.
Edit: I mean we can use rupay card as tap n pay using upi tap n pay method (Indirecltly). I had to add this because some people literally started judging me.
Edit: I mean we can use rupay card as tap n pay using upi tap n pay method (Indirecltly). I had to add this because some people literally started judging me.
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Upi tap and pay is for upi
Do you see the rupay logo in supported card network in the second image ?
souvikr
TF Premier
Upi tap n pay works with both savings account and rupay credit card. I know the second image is for usual mastercard/visa.
But it isn't of any use, instead of scanning and then getting the upi id, tap and pay for upi retrieves upi id by nfc. You still need a working internet connection, merchant may not accept payment via rupay cc on upi id
For upi, your phone reads the data from the upi qr box and in tap to pay the pos machine reads the data from your phone similar to how it does with a physical cards
These two are very different things
aniketkr.sharma
TF Ace
First bro you need to understand the concept of tap & pay.
If the rupay cards are supported for tap & pay on Gpay, it must be there with the logo of visa/mastercard.
souvikr
TF Premier
Don't judge me too quickly. Samsung pay is my daily driver, so I know what tap n pay in MC/Visa is. My point was we can use rupay card through upi tap and pay method. Go and read my messages again.
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aniketkr.sharma
TF Ace
Have you ever tried adding the RUPAY Card to samsung pay or any app?
souvikr
TF Premier
Rupay card is already added in samsung pay (as UPI) but can't be added as tap n pay as of now.
My personal opinion: MC/Visa like tap n pay is not needed at all for rupay credit cards because UPI on rupay serves the same purpose.
aniketkr.sharma
TF Ace
Bro, you are still not understanding why we are demanding this service.
We have DCBM and it's supported via RUPAY network in INDIA, and we can't attach dcbm in upi nor in any wallets, so this feature is too much required to use DCBM via NFC.
We also knew we can pay via scanning qr codes, you are not alone holding RUPAY Cards, but I understand from your point of view, you never had nor having any DCB Cards.
It will come within 2 years—NFC payment via RuPay.
GPay work very slowly; this will give an idea of how much time it's going to take -
GPay also took Almost 2 years for Visa after the announcement.
Google Pay announced the rollout of NFC-based tokenized card payments in India on September 19, 2019 -
it supported Visa cards issued by HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, State Bank of India, Standard Chartered, and Axis Bank, with plans to extend support to Mastercard and RuPay cards in the following months. 🤣 🤣
www.medianama.com
Google Pay begins testing NFC-based payments feature via credit and debit cards on September 1, 2020 -
Android Police first spotted the development on August 28. Right now, only some Axis Bank and SBI cards on Visa are supported. While the feature has reportedly not rolled out to all users -
www.medianama.com
entrackr.com
Note - I remember that in 2021, Google Pay actually started rolling out the NFC feature for everyone with Visa Card, but with limited banks. Before that, it was only available to a few selected users.
Google Pay and Mastercard announced their collaboration to enable tokenized card payments in India on December 21, 2021 -
www.businesstoday.in
Note - Even with Mastercard, it was initially launched with only a few limited banks. I mean, even now there are only a few banks, but earlier it was even fewer.
GPay work very slowly; this will give an idea of how much time it's going to take -
GPay also took Almost 2 years for Visa after the announcement.
Google Pay announced the rollout of NFC-based tokenized card payments in India on September 19, 2019 -
it supported Visa cards issued by HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, State Bank of India, Standard Chartered, and Axis Bank, with plans to extend support to Mastercard and RuPay cards in the following months. 🤣 🤣
Google announces updates to Google Pay: Tokenised cards, Google Pay for Business and Spot - MEDIANAMA
Google announced support for tokenised cards in the Google Pay app on September 19, at the Google for India event…
www.medianama.com
Google Pay begins testing NFC-based payments feature via credit and debit cards on September 1, 2020 -
Android Police first spotted the development on August 28. Right now, only some Axis Bank and SBI cards on Visa are supported. While the feature has reportedly not rolled out to all users -
Google Pay is (finally) rolling out NFC payments in India - MEDIANAMA
Google Pay is adding NFC payment support to its app in India, nearly three years after launching. Android Police first…
www.medianama.com
Google Pay begins testing NFC-based payments feature via credit and debit cards
Google Pay has started testing a new feature which allows contactless payments via credit and debit cards using near-field communication (NFC) technology.
entrackr.com
Note - I remember that in 2021, Google Pay actually started rolling out the NFC feature for everyone with Visa Card, but with limited banks. Before that, it was only available to a few selected users.
Google Pay and Mastercard announced their collaboration to enable tokenized card payments in India on December 21, 2021 -
Mastercard, Google Pay offer tokenisation for card-based payments
Through tokenisation, Mastercard cardholders will be able to make payments through a secure digital token without having to share their credit or debit card details.
Note - Even with Mastercard, it was initially launched with only a few limited banks. I mean, even now there are only a few banks, but earlier it was even fewer.
souvikr
TF Premier
Who needs DCB when I have managed to get Infinia 😜
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aniketkr.sharma
TF Ace
That's why you don't know the thing & arguing on it
Aniket
TF Prestige
Bros' analogy be like: If one have feature/keypad phone, it doesn't make sense to own/ have smartphone because calling & SMS can be made from the former one also.
Firstly learn thier differences and usages then you're always free to put logical opinion, reasoning but if someone counter you or in other words give you constructive criticism or shows disagreement for having uninformed opinion or logic, then try to understand or see from others POV as well instead trying to fight illogically with preconceived unreasonable knowledge, thinking it's what it's (true based on own belief & opinion). Have a open mind to accept your mistake when found incorrect and learn new things with open heart.
P.S: Merely owning Samsung's flagship is not going to teach about the tech and its needs/ implications.
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I don't think you understood the point.
Most people already have visa/mastercard which work on Google Pay. What advantage would you have if you get the rupay as tap to pay?
If you have a phone you most likely have it detect qr which would just enable the rupay card as the option if the merchent detects it.
And i can't comprehend your grammar here so please elaborate on how saying rupay having tap to pay being redundant is the same as the keypad phone(?)
There is also a difference between samsung flagship and samsung pay. Do you know what samsung pay is?
aniketkr.sharma
TF Ace
Bro, all things are good, but here if rupay comes with tap & pay feature, it will resolve the problem i am currently facing, is carrying my DCBM Card everywhere for swiping it.
If the only cards you hold are rupay cards and you use the phone to make payments via the card, its redundant to add the tap and pay feature on rupay for Google pay because the qr itself should detect the rupay card unless the MC hasn't blocked rupay cards.
Samsung pay on the other hand is a different story since it doesn't have qr option unlike google play and it also works on Samsung smartwatches.
Diners cards use rupay network in india for payments, they can't be added as rupay cards for upi
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