Google on Friday announced it is allowing U.S. users to connect Google Wallet to its Gemini artificial intelligence app for personal finance insights.
According to the company, the integration lets users track their spending habits, generate budgets and find recurring subscription charges using the chatbot.
Users can link their bank and credit card accounts to Google Wallet through Plaid, according to the announcement. By tagging “@Google Wallet” in the Gemini app, users can ask the software to generate dynamic charts showing cash flow and asset allocation, or to suggest a budget based on past spending. The tool can also find recurring charges and flag subscriptions that increased in price over the year.
The feature is opt-in and requires users to enable the connection under the Personal Intelligence settings. Gemini can only read the financial data and cannot move, manage or invest money, the company said.
The update is rolling out across web, Android and iOS platforms.
Google also introduced a Memory Summary tool that gives users a readable snapshot of their saved preferences, interests and goals. According to the company, users can review and remove these details at any time to control how Gemini tailors its responses.