How Google is forcing you to install the new Google Pay app

• Send, receive, claim, request money, withdraw, or find past transactions where you sent or received money with the old Google Pay app.
• Send, request, receive, or withdraw money on Google Pay.
• Send or receive money for commercial payments.

This will force those who previously relied on the Google Pay website to install and use the new app instead.

If you want to receive money or request money, you will need to download the new Google Pay app. The new app will allow you to send and receive money from family and friends, make contactless payments, split bills and make group payments. You’ll also be able to order food from local restaurants, fill up your car’s gas tank and pay for parking at participating locations. The new Google Pay app will “hyperlink your financial institution accounts, playing cards, and different transaction knowledge sources. This consists of payments you obtained in Gmail and images of receipts that you’ve taken to search throughout your spending.”