If we’re unable to locate your subscription using your email, we may ask for the last four digits of your Google Pay number, also known as the Virtual Account Number.
Here’s a quick explanation of what this number is, why it’s safe to share, and how to find it.
What Is the Google Pay Number?
When you use Google Pay, your actual card number isn’t shared. Instead, a virtual account number is created for your device and used for payments.
The last four digits of this number may be different from your physical card — this is normal and helps keep your payment details secure.
Why We Ask for These Digits
We may request the last four digits to help:
- Locate your subscription or transaction
- Match your payment to the correct account
- Assist you faster if the email address doesn’t match
These digits are safe to share — they cannot be used to access your account or make payments.
How to Find Your Google Pay Digits
To find the last four digits of your Google Pay number:
- Open the Google Wallet app on your device.
- Tap the card you used for your purchase.
- Tap the three dots (⋯) in the top-right corner.
- Look for the Virtual Account Number or similar label.
You’ll see the last four digits listed there — that’s the information we may ask for.
Important to Know
- This is not your physical card number
- Only the last four digits are visible in Google Pay
- The number is unique to your device and helps protect your payment details
Need More Help?
If you have any further questions, please click this button to contact us, or simply send an email to support@bsnj.co. We're here to help!