You can save your credit and debit cards to Google Pay to pay for items later. When you enter info in a new form in an app, your phone could ask you to save that info.
Note: Some of these steps work only on Android 8.1 and up. Learn how to check your Android version.
Turn off requests to save payment info
- Open your phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Privacy
Autofill service from Google.
- If you can't find these options, get help from your device manufacturer.
- Turn off Use Autofill with Google.
Autofill service from Google.
Change where your info is saved
To choose which app or service saves your payment info:
- Open your phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Passwords & accounts.
- If you can't find these options, get help from your device manufacturer.
- Under "Autofill service," tap Google.
- Choose an option. If you don’t see the option you want, tap Add service.
Turn off fingerprint or face ID authentication
- Open your phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Google
- On the "Authentication required" page, enter your PIN or fingerprint.
- Under "Security," turn off Authenticate with biometrics before filling payment cards.
Where your payment info is saved
When you make a purchase on your phone, your phone could ask whether you want Google to save your card info. If you accept, your info will be saved to Google Pay.
If you haven’t used Google Pay before
If you don’t already have a Google Pay profile, saving your credit or debit card info makes one for you. Learn about Google Pay.
Change or delete saved info
You can edit or remove card info stored in Google Pay. Learn how to change payment methods.
Related resources
- Add a payment method in Google Pay
- Edit or remove a payment method in Google Pay
- Fill out forms automatically in Chrome