1. Sign in to Payment methods.
2. At the bottom, click Add payment method.
3. Click Add credit or debit card.
4. Enter your card info.
5. If you’re asked to verify your payment method, choose an option from the list.
6. Find and enter the verification code.

_{Note:  After you add a card, you might see a small temporary charge on your account from Google. This charge checks that your card and account are valid. It won’t affect your balance and will go away soon.}

1. Open the Google Pay app.
   • If you have multiple accounts in Google Pay, at the top left, tap Menu   Down arrow . Then, tap the account you want to use to add a debit or credit card.
2. At the bottom, tap Payment.
3. At the bottom, tap Add   Credit or debit card.
4. Use the camera to capture your card info or enter it manually.
5. If you’re asked to verify your payment method, choose an option from the list.
6. Find and enter the verification code.

_{Note:  After you add a card, you might see a small temporary charge on your account from Google. This charge checks that your card and account are valid. It won’t affect your balance and will go away soon.}

Step 1: Wake up and unlock your Android phone
Turn on your phone screen, and then unlock your phone. You do not need to open the Google Pay app.

Step 2: Hold the back of your phone close to the payment reader for a few seconds When you’re done paying, a blue check mark will appear on the screen.
If the check mark isn’t on your screen:

• Try holding your phone in a different way. Your near-field communication (NFC) antenna could be near the top or bottom of your device.
• Hold your phone closer to the payment reader.
• Hold your phone for a few extra seconds.

If there is a check mark but the cashier says the payment didn’t work:

• Double-check that the store accepts mobile payments.
• Contact your bank to make sure your card is working right.

Step 3: If prompted, follow the instructions on the screen
Some stores use older software that asks for a PIN or signature. If you’re asked, follow the steps on the screen.

• Debit cards: Enter the PIN you set up with your bank. This PIN is different from the PIN you use to unlock your device.
• Credit cards: For larger transactions, sign the receipt or the signature box on the screen.

1. At checkout, tap the Google Pay button.
2. If asked, choose a payment method and enter your shipping address.
3. Confirm your order.

To start, add at least one credit or debit card from a participating bank to the Wallet section of the Fitbit app:

1. With your device nearby, tap the Today tab, and tap your profile picture.
2. Tap your device image, then tap the Wallet tile.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to add a payment card. In some cases, your bank may require additional verification. If you’re setting up Fitbit Pay for the first time, you may be prompted to set a 4-digit PIN code for your device. Note that you also need passcode protection enabled for your phone.
4. After you add a card, follow the on-screen instructions to turn on notifications for your phone (if you haven’t already done so) to complete the setup.

Pay with Fitbit Pay using your Fitbit device in stores where you see the contactless symbol.

1. Open the Fitbit Pay screen on your watch:
   • Ionic and Versa series—If you chose Fitbit Pay as your button shortcut, hold the button on your watch for 2 seconds to activate it. Otherwise, swipe down from the top of your screen. After your notifications appear, swipe down again to open the control center. Tap the Fitbit Pay icon .
   • All other devices—When you’re ready to pay, press and hold the left button on your device for 2 seconds. Swipe to the Payments screen if it's not shown.
2. If prompted, enter your 4-digit watch PIN code. Your default card appears on the screen.
3. To pay with your default card, hold your wrist near the payment terminal. To pay with a different card: swipe up on Ionic and Versa series, or tap Charge 3 and Charge 4, to find the card you want to use. Then hold your wrist near the payment terminal.
4. When the payment succeeds, your device vibrates and you’ll see a confirmation on the screen.

If the payment terminal doesn’t recognize Fitbit Pay, make sure the device face is near the reader and that the cashier knows you’re using a contactless payment.