Google has announced that send money Gmail is now available in the UK. That means that users can send and receive cash directly from the desktop Gmail, even if the recipient does not have a Gmail address.
To send money from Gmail, simply hover over the button and select the attachment icon pounds to attach money to your message, enter the amount you want to transfer and send. You can attach a money request using the same process.
The first time you receive money through Gmail, you'll have to set up a Google Wallet account and link it with a debit card or bank account. Once you've done that, any money you receive can stay there to send later, spending on Google Play or transfer to your bank account.
Google the deployment of the new feature in the coming weeks Gmail users in the UK who are older than 18 years.
Google Wallet is integrated with Gmail, so you can quickly and safely send money to family and friends directly from Gmail. Whether you are chipping in for lunch or refund your roommate to his share of the rent, reimbursement of his friends is as easy as sending an email.
Send or request money
A. Open Gmail.
B. Click the Compose button.
C. Enter the email address of the person you want to send the money to.
D. Add a subject and message text (optional).
E. Click the icon $ (£ for UK users).
F. Gmail Compose Set icon money
G. If you do not have Google Wallet, however, you will be prompted to configure your account.
H. To send money: Enter the amount you want to send and select a funding source.
I. Request Money: Click Apply at the top of the box, and enter the amount you wish to apply.
J. Click Attach.
K. Look over your message again and click Send.
To send money from Gmail, simply hover over the button and select the attachment icon pounds to attach money to your message, enter the amount you want to transfer and send. You can attach a money request using the same process.
The first time you receive money through Gmail, you'll have to set up a Google Wallet account and link it with a debit card or bank account. Once you've done that, any money you receive can stay there to send later, spending on Google Play or transfer to your bank account.
Google the deployment of the new feature in the coming weeks Gmail users in the UK who are older than 18 years.
Google Wallet is integrated with Gmail, so you can quickly and safely send money to family and friends directly from Gmail. Whether you are chipping in for lunch or refund your roommate to his share of the rent, reimbursement of his friends is as easy as sending an email.
Send or request money
A. Open Gmail.
B. Click the Compose button.
C. Enter the email address of the person you want to send the money to.
D. Add a subject and message text (optional).
E. Click the icon $ (£ for UK users).
F. Gmail Compose Set icon money
G. If you do not have Google Wallet, however, you will be prompted to configure your account.
H. To send money: Enter the amount you want to send and select a funding source.
I. Request Money: Click Apply at the top of the box, and enter the amount you wish to apply.
J. Click Attach.
K. Look over your message again and click Send.
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