GOOGLE PAY TRANSFER CHARGE
Google launched a new Google Pay a few days ago. While it introduced many new features, it has discontinued one of its most important features. Users will no longer be able to transfer and receive funds on Google Pay's web app from January 2021. Earlier, users could pay using the Google Pay app on phones as well as on web apps.
However, now that Google has launched a new Google Pay app, it is killing the wen app. With this, the old Google Pay app will also run.
Now when you visit the Google Pay app, you will be greeted with a message, "In early 2021, you will not be able to use pay.google.com to send and receive money from other people. To send and receive money, use the new Google Pay app. "
The main function of the web app will be to remove peer-to-peer payment and make it exclusive to mobile apps only. However, it seems that other functions including the management payment method will not be affected. Google has also stated on its support page that the old Google app will stop working on smartphones starting in January 2021.
Along with these developments, Google Pay will also add a fee on instant money transfers. "It can take up to 13 business days for funds to be transferred to your bank account. Debit card transfers are usually immediate. There is a charge of 1.5% or $ .31 (whichever is greater), when you transfer money from a debit card, "" The company said on its support page, "Google said in a statement. Earlier, Google did not charge any fees while transferring debit cards.
Earlier this month, Google launched a new Google Pay for Android and iOS users. The app not only has a new logo, but also a lot of new features. The redesigned app has been launched in the US.
Talking about Google's redesigned Google Pay app, Cesar Sengupta, General Manager and VP stated, “Today we are taking an important step to make our search simple, secure and useful. U.S. Starting in, we are launching a redesigned Google Pay app on Android and iOS. The new app is built around your relationships with people and businesses. It helps you save money and gives you insight into your spending. It is built with multiple layers of security to keep your money and information private and secure. And in 2021, it will give you a chance to apply for a new kind of digital bank account with trusted financial institutions. "
The new Google Pay is expected to arrive in India soon.
Google Pay will also add fees on instant money transfers.
"When you transfer money to your bank account, it can take 1-3 business days. Debit card transfers are usually immediate. There is a charge of 1.5% or $ .31 (whichever is higher) when you Transfer money with debit. Card, ”the company said on its support page.
Google introduced a number of features in its pay feature for both Android and iOS users last week that have been rolled out in the US for the first time.
If you transact money with Google Pay then this news is very important for you. Digital payment platform Google Pay is going to discontinue its peer-to-peer payment facility from January. This will be replaced by an immediate money transfer payment system from the company. There is a fee to use it.
Google is charging from new year
pay.google.com will be closed
Google Pay will undergo a major change
Google is charging from new year
According to media reports, the companies have not yet given any information about the charge.
Customers currently transact through both the Google Pay app and the pay.google.com platform. But now Google has issued a notice informing users that their web payment service will not work in January next year.
pay.google.com will be closed
9to5Google reports that in early 2021 you will not be able to send or receive money by visiting the pay.google.com platform. He will have to use Google Pay app to transfer money. This means that Google will discontinue pay.google.com from next year. After this, Google is preparing to introduce a new payment app.
Google Pay will undergo a major change
In the coming days, many new features will be introduced by Google to change the payment system. All these features will be rolled out for American Android and iOS users. The company has replaced the Google Pena logo.
Duty on Instant Money Transfer
From next year, Google will charge for instant money transfer. If this happens, there is a big reason for consumers. The reason for this is the large number of transactions through Google Pay today. Now we have to wait and see how much it will cost. Google says that it takes one to three business days to transfer money to a bank account. When money is transferred instantly from debit card. There is a fee of 1.5 percent or 0. 0.31 for this. Google then charges for intensive money transfer. Google's service is currently free.
