Kelli is a marketer for UpSide.com. A high percentage of customers begin a purchase and don't finish. She's called you at the Google Help Center to help her with a solution. You recommend Google Pay as a payment solution for which of the following two reasons?

Google Pay addresses Kelli's problem of abandoned purchases by securely storing payment information, which streamlines the checkout process. Users don't need to manually enter card details for every transaction, reducing friction and potential errors. This secure storage builds trust and convenience. Furthermore, Google Pay is designed for a fast checkout experience, often requiring fewer than six clicks or taps. This minimizes the effort and time a customer spends completing a purchase, directly combating abandonment due to a lengthy or complicated process. The other options are incorrect because they don't directly solve the problem of abandoned purchases. While Google Pay does support various payment methods, the number of ACH accounts or co-branded cards isn't the primary reason for reduced abandonment. Referral rewards are a marketing incentive, not a core feature for improving checkout completion rates.