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Garmin Pay
Contactless payment service for Garmin sports watch owners
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Set up Garmin Pay
The service works with Visa and Mastercard cards on watch models with NFC module
Connect your watch
Install the Garmin Connect app on your smartphone and connect your devices to it
Create a wallet
Create an e-wallet and a pin code for payment
Add a card
Add your Mastercard or Visa card
Enter the verification code
Enter the code you receive in the SMS and click "Check"
Pay easily and securely
Enter your PIN, select a card from your virtual wallet, and hold your hand near the terminal.
No wallet! No phone! No problems!
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Useful information
Where can I pay with Garmin Pay?
Wherever contactless payment is supported. These shops are indicated by 
How secure is payment for goods and services with Garmin Pay?
For each purchase, a token is used instead of the real card number, the data on your card is securely encrypted. Also, once a day or if the watch has been removed from your hand, you need to enter a password before payment.
What smartphones can I install the Garmin Connect app and sync the watch on?
iOS 9.0 and above, Android 4.4 and above, support for Bluetooth 4.0.
How much does it cost to connect and use the Garmin Pay service?
Garmin Pay is free. No additional fees are charged.
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