With the Google Pay for Business app, business owners can set up their business to let customers pay them directly through Google Pay.
How to onboard your business on Google PayBefore you begin
Make sure to have the following information available for your business before you set up Google Pay for Business:
- Bank account number
- Indian Financial System Code (IFSC)
- Business permanent account number (PAN)
- Physical PAN card, or a digital photo of your PAN card
- (Optional) Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN)
- Important: A GSTIN is only required if your business’ annual revenue is greater than ₹20 lakh.
Set up your business
To set up your business with the Google Pay for Business app, follow these steps:
- On your device, open the Google Pay for Business app. If you don’t have the app:
- Select the Google Account you want to use for Google Pay for Business.
- Verify your mobile phone number.
- Enter your phone number.
- The mobile number you enter becomes your business' default contact number and receives transaction notifications.
- Tap Get OTP.
- A one-time password (OTP) is sent to the mobile number you entered.
- Enter the OTP.
- Important: If you don't receive a one-time password, tap Resend OTP.
- If you still don't receive an OTP, double-check the phone number you entered.
- Enter your phone number.
- You're taken to the "Create your business" screen.
- If your business doesn't have an existing Google My Business (GMB) listing:
- Tap Set up a new business.
- Proceed to step 5.
- If your business has an existing GMB listing, select the GMB listing for the business you wish to import.
- Important: When you import your GMB listing, changes you make to your business details during set up won’t reflect on the GMB listing. Learn how to update your GMB listing.
- If your business doesn't have an existing Google My Business (GMB) listing:
- Enter your business details.
- Enter your registered business name.
- This is the name used to register your business with the Registrar of Companies. For example, “A-B-C Company Private Limited."
- Enter the business owner's name.
- You can also add the name of a partner or director instead.
- Select your business type.
- For example, “Private limited” or “Sole proprietor."
- Select your business category.
- Choose the business category that best represents your business.
- Enter your registered business name.
- Enter your business’ location.
- When you tap Use my current location, Google Maps pins your current location.
- If it's inaccurate, tap the map to adjust the pin's location.
- To manually edit your location, tap Enter business address.
- Shop number and building name
- Road name and area
- Tap Confirm address.
- When you tap Use my current location, Google Maps pins your current location.
- Enter your business registration details.
- Business PAN
- A photo of your PAN card
- An estimate of your annual business revenue (above or below ₹20 lakh)
- Important: If your annual revenue is greater than ₹20 lakh, enter your GSTIN.
- Tap Continue.
- Enter your bank account and IFSC numbers.
- You can search or select your bank from the list.
- This bank account will receive your Google Pay for Business payments.
- Important: The name on your bank account should match the name on your PAN.
- Tap Find bank account
Continue.
- You'll be redirected to Google Business Profile. Tap Continue.
- You'll find the list of businesses with the same profile as your business.
- On your business, tap Continue.
- Review your business details.
- If your business details are incorrect, update the information.
- To edit a specific section, tap Edit
.
- To edit a specific section, tap Edit
- If your business details are correct, tap Submit.
- If your business details are incorrect, update the information.
After you set up your business, you’re ready to accept payments from customers through Google Pay.