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Google Wallet Now Runs On Dunkin

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Apr 9, 2015, 10:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Apr 9, 2015, 12:41 PM

Google today said Android device owners can make mobile payments at Dunkin Donuts stores and for Seamless delivery orders. These join others, such as Papa Johns, Dominos, and Panda Express, in accepting Google Wallet for tap-and-go transactions. In addition to mobile payments, the Dunkin Donuts Android application now accepts Google Wallet for recharging the mobile Dunkin Donuts Card. Last, Dunkin Donuts, Seamless, and Papa Johns all now support in-app ordering with Google Wallet. Google said users will need to download the latest versions of these mobile apps to fully integrate them with Google Wallet. The apps are free from the Google Play Store.

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