Google Pay is a service from Google that combines the company’s Google Wallet and Android Pay services into one app. Google Pay enables users to send peer-to-peer payments (via a sub-service called Google Pay Send that operates like Venmo or Square Cash), make in-app purchases, buy from websites, store loyalty and rewards cards, and make NFC payments in-store at participating retailers.  There are no fees to transfer funds from your bank account to your Google Pay balance and vice versa. The maximum amount per transaction has been reduced to $5,000, with a maximum withdrawal amount per rolling seven-day period of $20,000. The maximum amount you can pay friends and family per rolling seven-day period is also $5,000 Google Pay can store debit and credit card information from most major banks, and it can also store a user’s PayPal account details. The service can be integrated with e-commerce websites and it does not add fees to a customer’s linked cards. In other words, it is free for anyone to use at any time. FEES PER TRANSACTION 2.9% + $0.30