More choice at the checkout

Speed up and simplify with Apple Pay and Google Pay’s digital wallets

online card payments

Accept Apple Pay and Google Pay to accelerate your customers’ checkout experience. With less steps to complete, reduce the friction of online payments and increase sales. 45% of ecommerce payments in Australia are predicted to be through digital wallets by 20271.

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More and more customers are preferring digital wallets for:

  • Greater convenience
  • Enhanced security
  • Faster checkout2
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For big and small purchases alike

A convenient way to pay

a full business day faster

Apple Pay and Google Pay offer customers a secure way to save and input card-based payment details at checkout, without using their card. Customers breeze through your checkout with one click to select Google Pay or Apple Pay instead of typing (or mistyping) their card details.

Secure for you and your customers

Receive payments without receiving card details

Automated

There’s no need to store, or even receive, a customer’s card details when they select Google Pay or Apple Pay. Customers can choose to enable biometric authentication on their devices for digital wallet payments to control their own security. Monoova’s in-built fraud detection and security measures offer an extra layer of protection.

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Automatic, real-time reconciliation.

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Real-time, data-rich payments on NPP rails.

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Payment Solutions

Monoova’s API ecosystem enables fast and secure payments.

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Personalised service and a single solution that connects you with speed and automation 24/7/365.

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1 Global Payments Report 2024
2 Digital Wallet Consumer Preferences: Trends and Statistics 2023 – Forbes Advisor
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