Apple Pay & Google Pay:
Simple, easy & quick
Win more customers thanks to quick and easy payment processing between ticket selection and ticket purchase. eos.uptrade now offers Apple Pay & Google Pay as a payment method.
... and this is how it works:
The two innovative payment methods make purchasing tickets even quicker and more secure for users - without registration and login, without entering personal data and payment details. With this method, Apple and Google offer an alternative for both non-registered and registered users when it comes to cashless payment. The payment methods are therefore not only an option for occasional local users, but also for tourists and business travellers who find regular re-registration and entering payment methods in apps annoying.
Privacy and data protection are paramount for the providers of these payment methods. Apple Pay does not store the credit card numbers themselves on the devices, but only encrypted and device-specific tokens in the secure element of the device. Only if a payment is confirmed by Face ID, Touch ID or by entering the device passcode, a transaction code is generated in the secure element of the device. This transaction code is necessary for users to actually carry out any payments. Google Pay transmits the payment data stored in the Google account in encrypted form to the Payment Service Provider (PSP). Unlike traditional payment methods that can be stored in the user account of the system, for example by generating a credit card token specifically for one instance, Apple Pay and Google Pay enable users to use the payment methods stored in their Apple Wallet or Google account. As a result, users only need to store a payment method once and can then use it with all apps, websites and shops that use Apple Pay or Google Pay.
One click - one ticket
Simple, easy & quick. Apple and Google Pay – the next generation of payments.
Apple Pay - Ticket
Apple Pay - Payment
Google Pay - Ticket
Google Pay - Payment
Overview of all benefits of the two payment methods:
Function |
Apple Pay |
Google Pay |
Payment method |
Credit or debit card |
Credit or debit card |
Linked to |
Apple Wallet |
Google Account |
Payment processing & reporting |
Through the Payment Service Provider (PSP), not through Apple |
Trough Payment Service Provider (PSP), not through Google |
Payment data |
Device-specific primary account number (DPAN) in the device, encrypted transmission of an individual token per payment transaction |
Encrypted transmission of payment data from Google to the PSP |
Implementation into existing system |
possible |
possible |
Data input |
no longer necessary |
no longer necessary |
Confirmation of payment |
Through facial or fingerprint recognition or device passcode |
Confirmation of payment |
Transfer of personal data |
First and last name for ticket personalization, email address for order confirmation |
First and last name for ticket personalization, email address for order confirmation |