Gmail for Android has added a feature to send and receive money within the app.
Google has made it much easier for users to do the money transaction without leaving the app. Google first added the functionality to Gmail for the web in May 2013 where Google Wallet was integrated with Gmail, so you could quickly and securely send money to friends and family directly within Gmail — even if they didn’t have a Gmail address. The blog reads,
“You can already reliably and safely share photos and files on the go with Gmail. Now you can share money, too. Whether you’re splitting a dinner bill or planning a group trip, you now have a fee-free way to work out the details and settle up without ever leaving the Gmail app on Android, just like you can already do on the web. Plus, you can exchange money with anyone—not just people with Gmail addresses.”
Receiving money is always free, and you can claim funds on desktop and mobile. The first time you receive a message with money attached, follow these directions:
This feature is currently available in the US only.
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