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What is Google Pay?
Read more…: What is Google Pay?Google Pay is a safe and secure digital way to use your debit and credit card from your Android or Apple device. Once you enter your Providence Federal Credit Union card, you can make purchases in-store, online, and in-app. Google Pay also allows you to send money to friends and family. You can also add…
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When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Samsung Pay?
Read more…: When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Samsung Pay?Yes, anytime you get a new or updated card you’ll need to re-enter the information into Samsung Pay. This includes all reissued or replacement cards. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Google Pay?
Read more…: When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Google Pay?Yes, anytime you get a new or updated card you’ll need to re-enter the information into Google Pay. This includes all reissued or replacement cards. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Apple Pay?
Read more…: When I get a new card, will I have to update it in Apple Pay?Yes, anytime you get a new or updated card you’ll need to re-enter the information into Apple Pay. This includes all reissued or replacement cards. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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Are Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay free to use?
Read more…: Are Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay free to use?Yes, but messaging and data rates may apply depending on your plan. Check with your carrier for details. You do not need to be connected to the internet to use Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay in-store. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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Why did my recipient receive a paper check when I paid through Providence Federal Credit Union’s online bill pay?
Read more…: Why did my recipient receive a paper check when I paid through Providence Federal Credit Union’s online bill pay?When using Online Bill Pay, a paper check will only be sent if the recipient’s account cannot receive electronic transfers. If your recipient has received a paper check from your online bill payment, they may deposit it as they would any normal check.
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