Google Wallet is now accepted by Shopify, Seamless, and others

Thanks to partnerships with mobile and web point of sale Shopify and a number of restaurants, consumers will have the option to “buy with Google” in a lot more places.

Google Wallet is coming to Seamless, Dunkin’ Donuts, and a slew of other other merchant mobile and web apps starting today.

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In addition to Seamless and Dunkin’ Donuts, the search giant says its wallet will now work on the Papa John’s, Panda Express, Domino’s, Eat24, and Jason’s Deli apps. The announcement comes on the heels of cross-platform food-ordering service ChowNow’s recent integration with Google Wallet. The mobile wallet is also accepted by Shopgate, another e-commerce payments platform.

For Shopify, a platform that services merchants online and offline with customer check-out systems, the addition of Google Wallet was a no-brainer. As mobile commerce grows, Shopify will need to be able to offer a simple in-app payment solution that keeps buyers from abandoning their shopping cart. To do that, the company needs to offer whatever payment platform its consumers are registered with. So far, Shopify already accepted PayPal, and it’s working on adding Apple Pay.

For now, Shopify merchants will only be able to accept Google Wallet in online stores based in the U.S.