Yes, you can easily add and manage multiple cards.

Once added, you will see your Google Pay card as another contract card, which you can manage independently of the physical card. You can block the card temporarily, cancel it and view the PIN.

Absolutely. Google Pay uses advanced security technologies to protect your information.

No, you don't need to connect to the internet to make payments in physical stores.

If you have a smartphone with NFC, your device is probably compatible. Check that your device has Android 7.0 (Nougat) or higher. In addition, the Google Pay service can be used on mobile devices, WearOS and Fitbit.

When you register a card on Google Pay, a token will be downloaded to the NFC on your device. This token will only work on the device you have registered.

Yes, Google Pay can be used anywhere contactless payments are accepted.

There are no limits set by Google Pay, but transactions are subject to the limits of your linked card.

You can use the "Find my device" feature to block or delete your phone, which will also disable Google Pay.

No, Google Pay uses a virtual account number to represent the account information, which keeps your card details secure.

You will be able to register your card in Google Pay before your physical card arrives, even if it is not activated. When you register a card with Google Pay, a copy of your card will be downloaded securely to your device. This new card can only be used on your device and you can block it without affecting your physical card.

Google Pay is free. However, depending on your mobile pricing plan, charges may be applied for data usage.

Open the Google Wallet app, tap "+ Add to Wallet" and follow the on-screen instructions to add your cards.