Now that Google has officially entered the automobile industry with the release of its driverless car prototype, the question must be asked: What’s Google going to do next? How about the Bank of ...
In addition to revamping its Pay app, Google also announced new Plex banking accounts today. General manager Caesar Sengupta explained in an online event today that Plex is built on federal checking ...
Google has confirmed previously announced plans to launch a Google Pay bank account have been canceled. Google first announced plans for bank accounts known as “Plex” in August 2020. The report claims ...
This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. The report, written by Forrester analyst Oliwia Berdak, ...
Google plans to launch a checking account aimed at individuals as soon as next year. The search giant will tie the accounts to its Google Pay offering, which already has 100 million users around the ...
It has been an exciting month for Google’s fintech developments. Last week, it announced a payments service which will allow customers to settle debts and transfer funds via Gmail by simply clicking ...
Google has a compelling partnership pitch to banks and credit unions: “You’re lagging in technology. Your current vendors are years behind. Consumers think you’re irrelevant. We’re hip, we’re cool, we ...
Google is expanding its plans to offer digital banking services in the U.S. The company announced today it’s partnering with half a dozen more banks to offer digital checking and savings accounts to ...
Internet search giant Google has taken a stake in Lending Club, a prominent company in the peer-to-peer loan marketplace. Could this new foray into the world of finance for Google one day lead to ...
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