You can now send money with your Google mail. Google recently added a new feature to Gmail on iPhone that lets you send money to anyone with an email address.

It's a feature that's already been available for Android users. That means you can quickly send someone cash — maybe to your son or daughter away at college — all in the same message that you're already planning to send.

It uses Google Pay, the company's payment service that competes with PayPal, Venmo and Apple Pay Cash.

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The service is really easy to use once you've linked a Google Pay account with a credit or debit card. I'll show you how.

Set up Google Pay
Set up a Google Pay account: You need to have a Google Pay account to send and receive money through Gmail.
- Go to the Google Pay website
- Click "Payment Methods" on the left side of the site.
- Click "Add Payment Method."

Now you're ready to send money using Gmail on your iPhone.

How to send money in Gmail on your iPhone
- Choose how much you want to send.
- Open Gmail on your iPhone.
- Enter the email address of the recipient. They don't need a Gmail account.
- Type in any subject or message.
- Tap the paperclip icon on the top-right of the screen.
- Scroll down and choose "Send money"
- Enter how much you want to send (the limit appears to be $9,999.)
- Next, to the "From" field, choose the credit or debit card you want to use.
- Tap "Attach money"
- Add an optional memo for the payment.
- Send the message

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Nice one but how can one withdraw it?

I'll have to try this on my TECNO k7