Google Wallet is now on the list of apps you can connect to Personal Intelligence in Gemini, joining the likes of Gmail, Photos, YouTube, and Search. Once you do that, the chatbot can give you responses based on your spending habits.
Optionally, you can also link your credit card and bank accounts to Wallet through Plaid for deeper insights. Then you just tag @Google Wallet in a chat and ask questions about personal finance and budgeting.
Google gives a few examples. Gemini can review your spending from last quarter and generate charts tracking cash flow, asset allocation, and budgets right in the conversation, for instance if you want to save $1,000 over the next three months. It can find recurring charges across your linked accounts and flag subscriptions that went up in price this year. And it can look at how much you spent on gifts and travel last year to suggest a budget for this holiday season.
Google says Gemini can only read the information from your accounts, so it can’t move, manage, or invest your money. Connecting Wallet is opt-in, done under Connected Apps in the Personal Intelligence settings,
