Time for one of my favorite inventions ever: autofill. It was also cumbersome no one wanted to type all that information in every time. Since people didn’t feel safe putting their credit card information online, a lot of merchants lost business - people would add items to a cart, go to checkout and then not complete the purchase because they didn’t feel safe putting that information online. Your options those days were to enter your credit card information every time or store your information with different retailers. What do you remember about the early days of online shopping?Ī lot of people felt like you - they were worried about putting their credit card number online. I was trying to think back to the first time I bought something online. Our goal is to make online payments safe, simple and secure. I lead product management for Google Pay, so anything related to online payments falls under my area. Tell me about your area of expertise at Google - if you had to describe your job to someone who doesn’t work in tech, what would you say? I wanted to know more about how exactly they work and how I can get one - so I got in touch with Google Pay director of product Rajiv Appana. Google’s virtual cards use machine learning and advanced technology to make online shopping safer and easier. Something that can keep your credit card information safer that you might not be using is a virtual card. Everyone wants to protect themselves from anything that could put their credit card safety at risk. Maybe a business has a slightly unusual URL or you’re paying for something on a site that you got to via QR code.
As convenient as online shopping can be, there’s probably been a time or two when you’ve had second thoughts about sharing your credit card information online.
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