Embedded checkout and subscription sign-ups show
the card form.
Turn on Google Pay
There is nothing to register or host. Google Pay depends on your payment processing, so ask Ionic support to confirm it is available for your account.What buyers see
The Google Pay button appears above the card form for one-time payments with a total above zero. The buyer picks a card in Google’s payment sheet, which asks for the same details your checkout collects, such as email, phone, and shipping address. Google Pay payments are not saved for future use.After the buyer pays
A Google Pay payment completes like a card payment, so there is no extra code to write. Hosted checkout and payment links sendcheckout.session.completed, and a paid hosted invoice
sends invoice.paid. The Charge
shows google_pay in payment_context.wallet.
Test Google Pay
Google does not offer test cards for Google Pay, so test with a Google account that has a real card saved. In test mode, no money moves. Open a test-mode payment link or checkout session to see the button.What’s next
Accept a payment with Hosted Checkout
Send buyers to a hosted page that shows Google Pay.
Create a payment link
Share a reusable URL that shows Google Pay.
Send an invoice
Let buyers pay hosted invoices with Google Pay or a card.
Offer Apple Pay
Add Apple Pay on hosted pages and embedded checkout.