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Upper Peninsula State Bank and Android Pay.


Android Pay™ makes paying with your Upper Peninsula State Bank Debit Card

fast and easy - in store or online.

You already use your phone for just about everything.  Now you can pay with it too!  Just add your Upper Peninsula State Bank Debit Card to Android Pay and start shopping in stores, in apps, and online.

Savor the Simplicity

Forget fumbling for your wallet or entering a bunch of information.  Paying in stores is as easy as holding your Android phone up to a contactless reader.  

Get Extra Layers of Security

Android Pay never uses your actual card number.  Instead, it uses a virtual account number.  Your card details and private information stay safe so you can pay without worry.


Setting up your device          How to use Android Pay

Setting up your device

Now you can use your Upper Peninsula State Bank Debit Card with Android Pay at contactless terminals. All you need to do is:

  1. Make sure your Android phone* is running Kit Kat 4.4 or higher and also supports NFC (Near Field Communication) and HCE (Host Card Emulation). To check, look for it in your phone's Settings app.
  2. Look for the Android Pay app on your phone.  It is preloaded on several devices, but you can also download it from the Google Play Store.
  3. Open the Android Pay app and follow the setup instructions.  You may need to set up a PIN, pattern, password, or fingerprint screen lock.
  4. That's it. You are ready to go!


*Available on all non-rooted Android devices (Kit Kat 4.4+).  Devices not supported are:  Elephone P9000, Evo 4G Lite, Nexus 7 (2012), Samsung Galaxy Note III, Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy Light.

More information on managing your cards used with Android Pay.
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How to use Android Pay

To Pay - simply unlock your phone and hold the back of your phone against the contactless payment terminal.  If prompted, choose "Credit" regardless of your type of card.  For debit card transactions, you may have to enter a PIN.  Use the PIN you set up with your debit card.

At more places than you think

Android Pay can be used at millions of stores around the world, wherever contactless payments are accepted. And, you can use Android Pay to pay in some of the most popular apps in the Google Play Store.

Just look for one of these symbols at checkout:

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More information on how to use Android Pay or to view an instructional video.

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