Google Wallet vs Jeton

Un comparatif côte à côte de ces deux portefeuilles — et lequel l'emporte selon le besoin.

Notre choix Google Wallet logo

Google Wallet

4.3

Cards, passes & tap-to-pay on Android

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Jeton logo

Jeton

3.4

Multi-currency wallet & prepaid card

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FonctionnalitéGoogle WalletJeton
Note4.3 / 53.4 / 5
Idéal pourContactless payments & passes on AndroidMulti-currency online payments & gaming
Frais mensuelsFreeNo standard monthly fee
Taux de changeUses your card's FX termsConversion fee varies
Envoyer / recevoirNo Google fee; P2P limited in many marketsFirst 5 sends/mo free; ~2.5% after
RetraitsN/A~1% + external charges
CarteNo standalone card; stores cards, passes & ticketsYes — Jeton Card (Visa/Mastercard/UnionPay)
DisponibilitéTap-to-pay in 100+ countries100+ countries
DevisesLocal card currency50+ currencies
RéglementationRides card networks; licences by regionUK FCA; Central Bank of Cyprus
Création2011 (Wallet rebrand 2022)2017

Google Wallet

Google Wallet is the default Android tap-to-pay app, free to use and accepted in over 100 countries, storing payment cards alongside transit, loyalty and event passes. It charges no fee of its own, deferring to your card's terms, but its peer-to-peer money features have been scaled back. The natural everyday wallet for Android users.

Avantages

  • Free contactless across 100+ countries
  • Stores cards, transit, loyalty & event passes
  • Tokenized payments for added security

Inconvénients

  • No own account or balance in most markets
  • P2P money-sending wound down in many regions
  • Feature set varies widely by country

Jeton

Jeton is a London-based, FCA-regulated wallet supporting 50+ currencies and 70+ payment methods across 100+ countries, with a multi-network Jeton Card and Apple/Google Pay. It covers gaming and general online payments well and carries strong security certifications, though frequent senders face a ~2.5% fee after five monthly transfers and merchant acceptance trails the Paysafe giants. A capable mid-tier option for multi-currency users.

Avantages

  • Supports 50+ currencies and 70+ payment methods
  • Available in 100+ countries
  • Card works with Visa, Mastercard & UnionPay

Inconvénients

  • ~2.5% fee on frequent sends after the 5th/month
  • ~1% withdrawal fee plus external charges
  • Thinner merchant acceptance than Skrill

En résumé

Globalement, Google Wallet prend l'avantage avec une note de 4.3 contre 3.4 — mais le bon choix dépend de vos priorités. Vérifiez les deux selon votre pays et votre usage avant de décider.