Google launches P2P payments in payment app
Google Wallet has launched a web app, in which users can "send and receive funds" free of charge, according to a blog post from Google. The statement said users can send money to "friends and family, even if they don't have the Wallet app", and follows last year's rebrand of Google Wallet as a peer-to-peer mobile app.

Google Wallet users now can send and receive funds transfers through a web browser app, according to a blog post from the company.

"The new Google Wallet web app is here," Google wrote in the blog post. "[The app is] a fast and free way to pay friends and family, even if they don't have the Wallet app. Now, receive money instantly with only a debit card."

Google rebranded Google Wallet as a P2P mobile app last year to make way for Android Pay.