It was Google Pay largely replaced By Google Wallet in 2022, but it still operates in several countries, including the United States. Now there is a search giant announced This Pay will be discontinued in the state from June 4, 2024 to simplify payment applications. After that, it will only be available in Singapore and India due to “unique needs in those countries,” Google wrote on its blog.
As part of the rollout, Google will eliminate peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, manage your balance, and “find offers and deals.” For the latter, he recommends using a new one deals with the appointment In search. Users will still be able to transfer their Google Pay (GPay) balance to their bank account after June 4, 2024. Google Pay website.
Google Wallet has now largely replaced GPay, with five times as many users in 180 countries, the company said. That’s because it can handle more than just payments — along with credit and debit cards shops transport tickets, state ID cards, driver’s licenses, virtual car keys, etc.
Google’s payment system has been a mess over the years. It started as Google Wallet It was launched in 2011. At the time, it was a tap-to-pay system that came years before Apple Pay (2014), supported by retailers like Mastercard and Macy’s.
Meanwhile, Android Pay came out In 2015then integrated with Google Wallet in 2018 and rebranded Like Google Pay. In addition, the company initially launched a Google Wallet card (He was killed in 2016) was effectively a prepaid debit card for any retailers that accepted Mastercard. Now everything is back under the Google Wallet umbrella — unless the company changes its mind again.
