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Google Gemini adds Google Wallet link for budgeting insights

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Google has made Google Wallet a connectable app inside Gemini's Personal Intelligence settings, so the chatbot can analyse spending and help with budgeting. Users in the US can link credit cards and bank accounts through Plaid, tag @Google Wallet in a chat, and review past quarters or flag subscription price rises. Google says Gemini can only read account information and cannot move, manage or invest money, and the feature is opt-in and can be disabled anytime.

Google Gemini gains Google Wallet integration for advanced personal budgeting

Washington, November 14

Google has announced that Google Wallet is now available as a connectable app within Gemini's Personal Intelligence settings, allowing the chatbot to analyse user spending habits and assist with budgeting.

As per GSM Arena, the integration enables users to link their Google Wallet accounts, with the option to further connect credit cards and bank accounts through Plaid for deeper insights, and interact with the chatbot by tagging @Google Wallet in a chat.

According to Google, the updated functionality allows users to review spending from previous quarters, generate visual charts tracking cash flow, asset allocation, and budgets, identify recurring charges, flag price increases on subscriptions, and establish holiday or seasonal budgets based on previous spending patterns.

Security and privacy measures remain central to the rollout.

Google stated that "Gemini can only read the information from your accounts, so it can't move, manage, or invest your money."

Furthermore, linking Wallet is strictly opt-in via the Connected Apps section under Personal Intelligence settings and can be disabled at any time.

The feature rolls out to all Gemini app users in the US across the web, Android, and iOS platforms.

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— ANI

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