The “new” Google Pay was announced in November 2020 with two key tentpoles. Both have failed by all accounts, and the company said at the start of this year that Pay is next going to become a ...

Live in Google Pay – “GPay” – version 146.1.3 — but present at least for some users since mid-January — the app makes a minor tweak to accessing your payment cards that goes a long way ...

That's not to say Pay — the branding, not the app — is going away. If you make a transaction with Wallet, you'll still see Google Pay used as the method for exchanging money.

Then, in 2020, Google Pay received a massive update with a handful of new, exciting features. One of those features was the ability to send money to friends and family, essentially Google’s ...

Google Pay has seen innumerable changes since it first came to the surface a few years ago. With each update, the app has seen the inclusion of new features aimed at streamlining payments.

It involves using Google Pay’s built-in bill-splitting feature, which eliminates the need for a bill-splitting app. Let’s jump in and see how you can split bills using Google Pay.

Google getting rid of Pay app in June by Filip Timotija - 02/23/24 2:56 PM ET The Google app icon is seen on a smartphone, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2023, in Marple Township, Pa. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum) ...