Google has added Wallet to the apps Gemini can draw on, so the chatbot can answer money questions using your own spending. The feature began rolling out on 13 November to all Gemini app users in the United States, on Android and iOS, on the web and in the mobile apps.
It is opt-in. You switch it on from the Personal Intelligence settings page, in the connected-apps list, then type @Google Wallet in a chat and ask. Google gave three examples: reviewing last quarter’s spending to work out how to save $1,000 over three months, listing subscriptions you still pay for and flagging any that went up in price this year, and building a holiday budget from what you spent on gifts and travel last year.
The answers come with graphics inside the chat itself: money in and out, how assets are split, and where a budget stands. Anyone wanting more detail can attach card and bank accounts to Wallet using Plaid, a third-party service; otherwise Gemini only sees what Wallet already holds.
Google describes the link as read-only: the chatbot has no way to shift, manage or invest funds, and you can turn the connection off whenever you like.
Personal Intelligence is the Gemini setting that links Gmail, Photos, YouTube and Search to the chatbot so replies feel more personal. Wallet is the newest app on that list. Google also added a Memory Summary, a page under Profile, Personal Intelligence that shows what Gemini has saved about your preferences, interests and goals, and lets you edit or remove any of it. It is open to every Gemini app user in places that have Personal Intelligence.
The Wallet link is limited to the US, so Gemini users in Pakistan do not get it.
