Are you tired of waiting to verify your identity every time you use Google Wallet to pay for a city bus or train ticket? Google has introduced a new feature that allows you to skip this step when using a credit or debit card for transit payments.

Here’s how it works:

– Google has added “Verification settings” in Google Wallet, allowing users to choose whether they need to verify their identity when making transit payments.
– To access these settings, simply open the Google Wallet app, tap on the profile icon, and then tap on Wallet settings. Look for the new Security heading under which you’ll find “Transit payments.”
– By toggling off “Verification required,” you can pay for the city bus or train without verifying your identity, even when your phone is locked. This can help speed up your commute without compromising security.

It’s important to note that disabling Verification required only applies to transit payments. You will still need to verify your identity for any other type of purchase made through Google Wallet.

So next time you’re rushing to catch a bus or train, rest assured that with Google Wallet’s new feature, you can conveniently pay without the hassle of verifying your identity. Stay secure and save time with this handy update!