Google (GOOGL) Wallet is ending its PayPal (PYPL) account integration for U.S. users, with users soon losing the ability to use linked PayPal for payments. This change takes effect on June 13, and Google already stopped new PayPal linking for U.S. users in April. On a support page, Google said PayPal branded debit cards are supported on Google Wallet. “To continue to pay online securely and seamlessly with the Google Pay button, make sure you have at least 1 card added to your Google account. If you have non-Google recurring payments or subscriptions set up with your linked PayPal account, update your payment method at those businesses as soon as possible to avoid any issues.”
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