October 5, 2026, 7:11 am | Read time: 2 minutes
Google is once again expanding the capabilities of its AI assistant, Gemini. In the future, the chatbot will also be able to access information from Google Wallet. The new feature will initially launch in the U.S. but is expected to become available in other markets over time.
What Gemini Learns from the Wallet
There is no direct access to money or payment functions. Gemini cannot execute payments or alter stored accounts. Instead, the AI gains access to selected information from digital cards and passes.
This includes, for example, boarding passes, loyalty cards, frequent flyer programs, or event tickets. Users can then simply ask Gemini what their next trip is or if a flight is on time. In principle, this could also allow navigation to airports or event venues to be initiated directly through your prompt.
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Keeping an Eye on Discounts and Deals
This connection is particularly interesting for bargain hunters. Google plans for Gemini to evaluate stored loyalty cards and find suitable discount offers. In addition to general price reductions, personalized offers are also to be considered.
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The AI thus becomes a kind of digital shopping assistant that can alert users to available deals.
How the Connection Works
After activation, Google Wallet appears in the list of connected apps. In the chat, the function can be called up directly with the command “@Google Wallet.” Gemini then reads the relevant information and summarizes it clearly.
The rollout is currently underway for private Google accounts in the U.S. Google has not yet announced when the wallet integration will come to Germany.