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Edgar Cervantes \/ Android Authority<\/p>\n
TL;DR<\/p>\n
Google is improving visibility of Wallet\u2019s international transfer tools by starting to surface them in Search.
\nBuy-now-pay-later options are expanding from Google Pay to Chrome autofill.
\nChrome is starting to show reward details for a whole lot more credit cards.<\/p>\n
Google has long grown beyond being a simple search company, and at this point its interests are so vast and varied that it can be more than a little difficult to cleanly categorize it. Those roles include plenty that you might not immediately associate with Google at first blush, but take a moment to think over the details, and they quickly start making perfect sense. Between Pay and Wallet, Google is clearly in the fintech business, and today we\u2019re leaning about a few new ways Google hopes to improve how we spend money, borrow money, and send money.<\/p>\n
Lots of us save our card info in Chrome to help streamline payments, but if you\u2019re juggling multiple cards, it may not always be intuitive when checking out which card makes the most sense to use for a give purchase. Last May, Google<\/a> introduced a new feature in Chrome that let you view the rewards that applied to your cards, helping you maximize benefits. That sounded like a fantastic idea, but was initially limited to cards from just a couple institutions.<\/p>\n Now Google<\/a> shares that Chrome support for showing your cards\u2019 rewards is greatly expanding, supporting over 100 different ones. We haven\u2019t seen a full list yet, so be sure to check for yourself to see if yours are among the new ones that work.<\/p>\n Another ability that was rolling out around the same time was Google Pay\u2019s support for helping connect shoppers with small loans for some buy-now-pay-later action. That initially worked with financing through Affirm and Zip, and last fall we heard that Google was adding options for Afterpay and Klarna<\/a>. Now Google\u2019s expanding that from Pay checkout to also work with Chrome when you autofill your card info \u2014 initially with Affirm and Zip, just like before, with Afterpay and Klarna, and others joining later.<\/p>\n