All users can now access the new Google Wallet
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| All users can now access the new Google Wallet |
After being made available to users in 39 countries on Monday, the new Google Wallet software is now accessible to all users. Try this link if you're having difficulties locating it in Google Play.
The formal launch of Google Wallet is the most recent development in the lengthy history of Google's payment app versions. In order to create Google Pay, the company combined Google Wallet and Android Pay in 2018.
This single app supported tap-to-pay, tickets, and loyalty programs and was compatible with both Android and Google Chrome. Google Pay underwent a significant app update in 2020 to add offers, peer-to-peer payments, and other services.
At its Google I/O conference in May, Google announced the return of Wallet, dividing things up once more to establish a special place for credit cards, airline tickets, government IDs, immunization records, and even vehicle keys.
Video on Google Wallet
You may download Google Wallet from the Google Play Store. Users must have a Google account, an active US phone number, and Android 5.2 or later installed on their device. You should then be able to start adding various cards to your Google Wallet. Your card should be loaded if it's already linked to the Google Play Store or YouTube.
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