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AEON Bank Visa Debit Cards Now Supported By Google Pay For Android

AEON Bank debit card users are now able to add their card to Google Wallet on Android devices. Support for the Alphabet-owned service is the latest in a long line of support for digital banking apps, including DuitNow QR and JomPAY, to name a few. “Google Pay marks the latest addition to AEON Bank’s growing […] The post AEON Bank Visa Debit Cards Now Supported By Google Pay For Android appeared…

AEON Bank Visa Debit Cards Now Supported By Google Pay For Android

AEON Bank has added Visa debit card support to Google Pay on Android devices, expanding its digital banking capabilities. This new feature joins other digital banking offerings such as DuitNow QR, JomPAY, and the AEON Bank Visa Debit Card-i app. AEON Bank's digital banking app also includes Neko Sensei, Neko Missions, Savings Pot, DuitNow QR, JomPAY, Zakat and Takaful.

Customers can add their AEON Bank Visa debit card to Google Pay by opening the Google Wallet app, selecting "Add a new card," entering their card details, and authorizing the addition through the AEON Bank app. To incentivize customers to use this new payment option, AEON Bank is running a cashback campaign from 28 August to 30 September 2021, offering up to 3% cashback on eligible purchases of up to RM30 per customer.

Additionally, the digital financial service is still running a Merdeka Bonus campaign, which began on 17 August and will end on 27 September 2021, rewarding customers with up to RM31 in cash for DuitNow QR transactions.

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