
The new features are US-only at the moment, but we wouldn't rule out expanded availability in the long run. Spanish-language users will also be glad to know that the app now works in their native tongue. You can now ask for payments from friends through either the app or Gmail, and you can send your own payments using a debit card. If you aren't fortunate enough to have any gift credits on hand, don't fret - there are a few upgrades for people who still have to pay with their own money. Some merchants, such as AMC, Best Buy and Whole Foods, will also show the remaining balance on their cards. After that, you can safely leave the plastic at home. All you have to do is either snap a photo of a card or type in its info. Google has just rolled gift card support into the Wallet apps for both Android and iOS. They should be easier to manage after today, though. If its your first time using the app, tap Get Started, then select a payment method to add, and take a photo of. Gift cards are supposed to be pleasant surprises, but they can frequently be headaches assuming you remember to bring them in the first place, you have to keep tabs on any leftover credit. Open the Google Wallet app and add a credit or debit card within Cards tab.
