Google has released the first Android 15 beta, revealing a number of new features that could land with the stable release of the software. One of them is the ability to switch to using a third-party app as your default wallet app. It’s just another way Google is making Android more customizable.

The feature is already live in Android 15 beta 1. Once you set another app as your default wallet app, all NFC payments will go through that app instead of Google Wallet. It’s unclear which wallet apps will be supported, but you can expect to use other apps that let you store your credit or loyalty cards, car keys, and other things that help with different types of transactions.