Gmail for Android can now be used as your money transfer app which now let you send money to the people directly to the Gmail App for Android; this feature is not for iOS yet. Google has already provided the payment system for the desktop which is Google wallet, where you can manage the payments to the people, but the same feature is coming to Android devices as well. Google’s Gmail for Android app is now your new mobile payment device which let you transfer payment to the people directly into the Gmail for Android App. To use the new payment feature on Gmail for Android App you first need to update the Gmail Android App with the latest version to be able to run the feature.
How to Use New Cash Payment Feature of Gmail for Android?
To use the cash payment feature the sender must have the Gmail for Android installed, but it is not necessary for the receiver to have a Gmail account, they can have any email address where you can send money, and once the funds are transferred, they can have it in their bank account. To get started, simply tap on the attachment button of Gmail app for Android like you normally do to attach files and photos, select ”Send Money” option, add the amount you want to transfer, add the email of the recipient and tap send, you are done.
Unlike other online cash payment services in the US, like Venmo and Square Cash. This cash payment feature supported by Google Wallet of Gmail for Android is absolutely free for both sides, but sadly one similarity is still there, it is also a region based service like Venmo and Square Cash and currently available for the US only. We hope Google will bring it to outside the US as well. To unblock other US only services on your Android use the best VPN for Android which masks your real IP and provides you with a US IP address to let you access all the blocked sites and content outside the US from anywhere in the world.
