Gemini now reads your Google Wallet data to help you budget — but only if you let it. The feature launched globally today for all Gemini app users in the US, across Android, iOS, and the web. No India rollout is mentioned in the announcement. It’s not a new app or a wallet upgrade.
It’s a permission-based integration inside Gemini’s Personal Intelligence layer, the same place where Gmail, Photos, YouTube, and Search already plug in. You opt in under Connected Apps in Gemini settings. And you can opt out anytime. No automatic linking.
No forced access. Just another toggle, like the others. It works only after you connect Google Wallet, and optionally, your bank accounts and credit cards via Plaid. Once connected, type @Google Wallet in any Gemini chat and ask questions: “How much did I spend on food last month?” “What subscriptions increased in price this year?” “Suggest a holiday gift budget based on what I spent last December.” Gemini generates charts for cash flow and asset allocation, tracks recurring charges, and builds projections, all inside the chat.
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