If you transact money with Google Pay then this information is very important for you. Digital payment platform Google Pay is going to discontinue its peer-to-peer payment facility from January next year. In lieu of this, an instant money transfer payment system will be added by the company, which the customer will have to pay for the use. According to media reports, the company has not yet shared any information regarding these charges.
Currently, customers transact through both the Google Pay app and the Pay.google.com platform. Now Google has issued a notice to the consumer notifying that its web payment service will not work from January next year. According to the report received, from the beginning of 2021, consumers will neither be able to send nor receive money by visiting the pay.google.com platform. They have to use Google Pay app to transfer money. Google will discontinue the Pay.google.com feature from next year. In return, Google is preparing to introduce a new payment app.
Earlier, many new features have been launched by Google to change the payment system. All these features have been rolled out for the American Android and iOS consumer. The logo of the company Google Pay has also been changed. A charge can be levied on the instant money transfer from Google from next year. If this happens, it will be a big blow to the customers. Because in today's date, a large number of people transact money through Google. Now the wait is how much will be charged. Google says that when you transfer money to your bank account, it takes one to three business days. While money is transferred instantly from the debit card. A charge of 1.5% or $ 0.31 is levied for this. A charge can also be collected from Google on instant money transfer. Currently, Google's service is free.
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