Article · AI translation
IT Home reported on November 14 that Google announced Gemini’s Personal Intelligence feature now officially supports Google Wallet. Once users grant permission, Gemini can use Google Wallet data to provide personalized analysis and suggestions about their spending habits.
Google said users need only enter @Google Wallet in a Gemini conversation to ask about their personal finances, spending, and budget planning. Users can also link credit cards and bank accounts to Google Wallet through Plaid to obtain more comprehensive financial information.
For example, Gemini can analyze a user’s spending records from the previous quarter and generate charts directly in the conversation showing cash flow, asset allocation, and budget status. If a user wants to save $1,000 over the next 3 months, Gemini can also help create a savings plan accordingly.
Google emphasized that Gemini can only read information from accounts the user has authorized; it cannot transfer money, manage funds, or make investments. Connecting Google Wallet is entirely optional: users must enable it manually under “Connected apps” in the Personal Intelligence settings, and they can disconnect it at any time.