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Les sections suivantes récapitulent comment intégrer les paiements en boucle ouverte à Google Wallet. La
les instructions diffèrent selon que vous disposez
d'un système en boucle ouverte ou non.
Pour un système en boucle ouverte existant
- Assurez-vous que les conditions préalables sont remplies et que les appareils mobiles peuvent réaliser des transactions sur le terminal de transports en commun.
- Effectuez des mises à jour pour améliorer l'expérience utilisateur:
- Testez le système en utilisant des appareils mobiles sur les terminaux du PTO.
- Validez les transactions, l'expérience utilisateur et les notifications.
- Former les agents de terrain et les équipes de service client à la préparation du lancement.
Pour les nouveaux systèmes en boucle ouverte
- Dans le cadre de la configuration initiale des terminaux de transports en commun, vérifiez les éléments suivants :
- Testez le système en utilisant les appareils mobiles sur les terminaux de l'opérateur de transports en commun.
- Validez les transactions, l'expérience utilisateur et les notifications.
- Former les agents de terrain et les équipes de service client à la préparation du lancement.
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[null,null,["Dernière mise à jour le 2025/07/25 (UTC)."],[[["\u003cp\u003eThese instructions outline how to integrate open loop payments, enabling riders to use their mobile devices to pay for transit, with Google Wallet for both existing and new systems.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eBefore proceeding, ensure your system meets prerequisites and you've completed the interest form to access enhanced functionality documentation.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eTransit agencies need to update terminals, validators, and branding settings to support enhanced user experiences and Google Wallet integration.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eThorough testing and training of field agents and support teams are crucial for a smooth system launch.\u003c/p\u003e\n"]]],["To integrate open loop payments with Google Wallet, existing systems must first meet prerequisites and ensure mobile device transactions are supported. They should then update terminals for an enhanced user experience, provide brand rights, and submit station/stop names. Finally, testing and staff training are required. New systems must incorporate these prerequisites and enhancements during initial setup. Both require submitting a form for brand rights, providing station information, rigorous testing with mobile devices, and training staff for launch.\n"],null,["# Integration steps\n\nThe following sections summarize how to integrate open loop payments with Google Wallet. The\ninstructions differ based on whether you have an existing open loop system or not.\n| The following steps refer to our enhanced functionality documentation. If you want access to\n| the documentation, complete and submit the\n| [Interest form for Google Wallet Transit](https://support.google.com/pay/merchants/contact/interest_form_for_transit).\n| We will review your request and send you an email.\n\nFor an existing open loop system\n--------------------------------\n\n1. Ensure that the [Prerequisites](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/get-started/prerequisites) are met and that mobile devices can complete transactions on the transit terminal.\n2. Perform updates to support an enhanced user experience:\n - Add any missing [Basic requirements](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/technical-integration/basic-requirements) and [enhanced\n functionality settings](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/intro-enhanced-functionality) to the terminals and validators.\n - Use the [Permission to display brand features on Google](https://support.google.com/faqs/contact/permission_for_logo_usage) form to provide brand rights so that your transit agency can be featured in Google Wallet and on Google Maps.\n - Submit the required information to display your [Station and stop names](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/technical-integration/station-and-stop-names) in Google Wallet.\n3. Tap mobile devices on PTO terminals to test the system.\n - Verify transactions, UX, and notifications.\n4. Train field agents and customer support teams to prepare for the launch.\n\nFor new open loop systems\n-------------------------\n\n1. As part of the initial setup of the transit terminals, ensure the following:\n - The terminals meet the [Prerequisites](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/get-started/prerequisites) and [Basic requirements](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/technical-integration/basic-requirements) to accept mobile device transactions.\n - Set up the terminals and validators to provide [enhanced mobile user experiences.](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/intro-enhanced-functionality)\n - Use the [Permission to display brand features on Google](https://support.google.com/faqs/contact/permission_for_logo_usage) form to provide brand rights so that your transit agency can be featured in Google Wallet and on Google Maps.\n - Submit the required information to display your [Station and stop names](/wallet/tickets/open-loop/technical-integration/station-and-stop-names) in Google Wallet.\n2. Tap mobile devices on PTO terminals to test the system.\n - Verify transactions, UX, and notifications.\n3. Train field agents and customer support teams to prepare for the launch."]]
