Google announced the addition of the feature in a blog post yesterday.
There’s no fee for using this service, and Gmail users can send money to
anyone, regardless of whether they have a Gmail Id. You can also send a request
for money to someone through this application. Those who receive money, whether
from someone they requested a payment from through this application or from
other person who just sent money without any request, can transfer the money
into their banks. There’s also an option to set up the payments service so that
the money goes directly into a bank account. Contact 1-888-306-5155 for Gmail customer service
At this point, payment support services through Gmail on Android
are only available to U.S. users, although the company might roll it out to
users in other countries at some point. It didn’t state one way or the other in
its Google blog post.
How to send money through the Google email on Android application.
It’s easy to send or request money using the Google email on
Android application. Users simply open the application and then compose an
email. Then just tap on the given icon that’s used to attach documents, images (photos) or other
files (which looks like a little paperclip file), and select either send or
request money in the email. Users can also include an email with the payment.
The
entire transaction process is completed within the Android Gmail application,
so users do not need to have Google Wallet installed on their android devices
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