Google Payment refers to Google Payment Limited (GPL), the Google group's e-money institution in the United Kingdom. According to Google's official Google Wallet regulatory disclosure page, GPL is authorised and regulated by the FCA as an electronic money institution (FCA register number 900008); it may issue, transfer and redeem electronic money and must hold minimum capital of EUR 1 million and enough liquid assets to redeem all electronic money issued. According to the Google Payments complaints policy, GPL has provided a merchant acquiring service to certain merchants in the United Kingdom since 6 September 2019, and previously provided an e-money service to certain merchants. The policy does not cover disputes over in-store contactless payments or website purchases made through the Google Pay API. The FCA register shows that the company previously used the trading names Google Checkout, Google Wallet and Google Pay. The complaints address is 5 New Street Square, London EC4A 3TW. According to Companies House the company was incorporated in 2006. This information is the company's own statement.
Datos de la cuenta
TIPOS DE CUENTACertain merchants (businesses)
DEPÓSITO MÍN.Not stated
PLATAFORMASGoogle Payments Centre (payments.google.com)
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