Can I use Google Pay if I report my card as stolen?
Last Updated: 28 May 2019
If you currently use Google Pay, when you call ASB to report your physical card as stolen, we will block that physical card. This will automatically suspend your card in the Google Pay app. The Google Pay app will then be updated with your new card details and be available for use overnight. Your Device or Virtual Account Number will remain the same.
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