Andriod Launches Android Pay in UK, New Countries on The Way

Its no longer news that Android is embedding the Android Pay option to there new devices, Android announced the Launch of Android Pay in US last year check out this post for more details.

According to Android on there official blog post said:

Starting 13th May 2016, Android Pay is available in the UK, one of the most advanced contactless nations in the world. Android Pay helps people pay for things simply and securely with their Android smartphones. This builds on the launch of Android Pay in the US last year, with new countries coming soon.

Continues to say, you will be able to use Android Pay everywhere contactless payments are accepted including your favourite high street stores like Boots, Starbucks and Waitrose and pay for the Tube, bus and train with Transport for London. Just tap with your phone as you would with your card. It’s that simple. And businesses across the country with contactless terminals won’t need to do anything else to be able to accept Android Pay in store.

How To Use Andriod Pay:

• You Will need to download the Android Pay app on Google Play.
• Add Card (have an eligible MasterCard or Visa credit or debit card).
• You are done and ready to start paying.

Android Pay seems to make cashless society possible since it makes transactions easier, one need not be afraid of theft or robbery attack.

My question is will it work in Nigeria?