Google Pay is another innovative payment option available through KUBRA digital payment channels.
KUBRA, a leading provider of customer experience management solutions for some of the largest utility, insurance, and government entities, continues to grow its expansive network of payment channels with Google Pay.
Customers of billers using KUBRA e-billing or on-demand payment platforms will be able to make faster, more convenient bill payments using any web browser or smartphone that uses the Android operating system.
As a thought leader in the payments arena, KUBRA recognizes the importance of equipping organizations with the most modern, secure, and private payment tools that enable better, more convenient payment experiences for their end customers, as well as drive more timely payments. Google Pay will be available to all utilities, government entities, and insurance agencies using KUBRA payments.
“With the use of mobile and online payments continuing to rise, consumers using KUBRA’s payment solutions will now be able to purchase seamlessly by using Google Pay,” said Steve Klebe, Business Development at Google. “Together, Google Pay and KUBRA will raise the bar for billers and customers with even greater variety, flexibility, and functionality.”
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“Customers want as much flexibility as possible when choosing how they want to pay. That’s why we couldn’t be happier to add Google Pay to a long lineup of new and innovative payment options coming to our billing and payment solutions. Google Pay is easy, convenient, and secure and that is what customers want,” said Mark Visic, Senior Vice President of Business Development and M&A at KUBRA.
Security is the cornerstone of the Google Pay platform, protecting customer information using multiple layers of security. When customers pay their bills, the system creates a virtual account number without sending card details to the biller. Consumers using Google Pay can complete their checkout in seconds by authorizing a payment using their biometrics such as a fingerprint or face scan – or by entering their Google account password.
