Google Pay is adding support for more banks and financial institutions almost on a weekly basis, but the latest information regarding the mobile payment service stands out. Apparently, Google Pay is now supported by T-Mobile MONEY, a service that hasn't been introduced in the United States yet.
T-Mobile MONEY has been silently added to the list of banks that support Google Pay, 9to5Google reports. Although this may come as a surprise, T-Mobile had a similar service which it closed two years ago.
What's really interesting is that a T-Mobile MONEY website is up and running, which suggests the Uncarrier plans to make it official very soon. Another interesting piece of information revealed by T-Mobile is that its digital banking service is fully compatible with two other mobile payment services: Apple Pay and Samsung Pay.
If you're a T-Mobile customer you can even sign up for the MONEY service before it goes official. You can find more details about the benefits of having a T-Mobile MONEY account on the service's website.
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