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How do I set up Google Pay?
Read more…: How do I set up Google Pay?Google Pay is here to provide security, ease, and convenience to your everyday life. Now, you can leave your wallet safe at home and access your money from your phone wherever contactless payments are accepted. Follow the steps below to add your Providence Federal Credit Union card to your Android phone: If you would like…
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How do I set up Apple Pay?
Read more…: How do I set up Apple Pay?If you would like to add your Providence Federal Credit Union card to an iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, or other Apple device, visit the Set Up Apple Pay page.
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How do I set up Samsung Pay?
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What is Samsung Pay?
Read more…: What is Samsung Pay?Samsung Pay is an application for your mobile device that allows you to link your Providence Federal Credit Union debit and credit card to your phone so you can pay even when the card is not physically present; all directly from your handheld device. Purchases can be made from Samsung Pay online, in-app, or in-store.…
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Does Google Pay show recent transactions?
Read more…: Does Google Pay show recent transactions?Yes. You can review your last 10 Google Pay transactions. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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How does Apple Pay work?
Read more…: How does Apple Pay work?Simply add your Providence Federal Credit Union Visa Debit and Credit Card to your Wallet app. Once set up, the number on the front of your Providence FCU card will be replaced with a digital account number that will be securely stored on your Apple devices. Hold the device in front of a contactless reader…
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