
Gemini Can Now Connect to Google Wallet to Offer Spending Insights, Budgeting Tips
Would you be open to Gemini looking at your Google Wallet spending to give you financial advice? You can also use Gemini to fetch your saved boarding passes, receive budgeting tips, and learn about available rewards and special offers on your cards and passes. For now, Google says, Gemini can only answer questions you may have about your Wallet.
- ▪Would you be open to Gemini looking at your Google Wallet spending to give you financial advice?
- ▪You can also use Gemini to fetch your saved boarding passes, receive budgeting tips, and learn about available rewards and special offers on your cards and passes.
- ▪For now, Google says, Gemini can only answer questions you may have about your Wallet.
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Would you be open to Gemini looking at your Google Wallet spending to give you financial advice? If yes, Google’s latest cross-app integration is built for you.As 9to5Google reports, Google now lets select users in the US connect their Google Wallet to Gemini, allowing the AI chatbot to answer questions about their spending habits.Once the two services are connected, you can ask Gemini to analyze or summarize “transaction data from financial accounts you’ve linked with services like Plaid,” Google says on a support page. You can also use Gemini to fetch your saved boarding passes, receive budgeting tips, and learn about available rewards and special offers on your cards and passes.
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