Can Minors Use Google Pay? A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how minors can use Google Pay with parental consent and the Family Link app.

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Using Google Pay under 18 requires parental consent. First, a parent needs to create a Google Account for family management and add the minor. Then, the parent can enable the Google Pay feature through the Family Link app. This gives the guardian control over the purchases and monitor transactions. Note that some financial regulations and service terms may restrict certain functionalities for users under 18.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What do I need to do as a parent to set up Google Pay for my child? Parents need to create a Google Account for their child and enable Google Pay through the Family Link app.
  2. Are there any restrictions for minors using Google Pay? Yes, some financial regulations and service terms may limit certain functionalities for users under 18.
  3. Can my child make purchases using Google Pay? Yes, but only after parental consent and proper setup via the Family Link app.
  4. How can I monitor my child's transactions on Google Pay? Parents can monitor transactions via the Family Link app after enabling the feature.

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