PayPal has long let you link your PayPal account to Google Wallet, but that integration is ending soon in the US. Here's what ...

U.S. Android users will soon see Google Wallet complete its removal of PayPal support by deleting all users' linked accounts.

The change will take place June 13. While directly linking your PayPal account to Google Wallet is no longer possible, you can still add PayPal-branded debit cards to Google's payments platform.

Google Wallet will soon no longer let you pay with your PayPal account in the US. On a help center page spotted by Android Authority, Google says it will stop supporting the payment method and ...

Google Wallet is losing PayPal integration in the US and other regions in June 2025, ... and this change in Wallet could simply be a precursor to larger changes from PayPal.

The move will likely inconvenience many dedicated Wallet users, but it isn't entirely unexpected. Google started blocking US users from linking their PayPal accounts with Wallet ...

Google Wallet will stop supporting linked PayPal accounts in the US starting June 13. Competitors also steer users toward their own contactless payment features.

Google Wallet is turning off the ability to link a PayPal account directly with Google Wallet in the US. After June 13, this special integration will only be continue to be available in Germany.

If you have your PayPal account linked to Google Wallet for purchases, you need to update your payment method ASAP. Google is ending its support for PayPal integration, and users in the U.S. will ...

Also: How to use Google Wallet - and why you should alread. This latest news follows a prior announcement that Google was cutting off support for new PayPal setups in its Wallet app starting April 11.