Now that Google has officially entered the automobile industry with the release of its driverless car prototype, the question must be asked: What’s Google going to do next? How about the Bank of ...

Google plans to launch a checking account aimed at individuals as soon as next year. The search giant will tie the accounts to its Google Pay offering, which already has 100 million users around the ...

Google has confirmed previously announced plans to launch a Google Pay bank account have been canceled. Google first announced plans for bank accounts known as “Plex” in August 2020. The report claims ...

Google has a compelling partnership pitch to banks and credit unions: “You’re lagging in technology. Your current vendors are years behind. Consumers think you’re irrelevant. We’re hip, we’re cool, we ...

In November 2019, the Wall Street Journal reported: “Google will soon offer checking accounts to consumers. The project is expected to launch next year with accounts run by Citigroup and a credit ...

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It has been an exciting month for Google’s fintech developments. Last week, it announced a payments service which will allow customers to settle debts and transfer funds via Gmail by simply clicking ...

The tech giant is launching customer checking accounts in a partnership with Citigroup and Stanford Federal Credit Union. But analysts say the move isn't about finding a new revenue stream for Google.

Late last year, we heard our first inklings that Google was looking to get deeper into the financial world by partnering directly with banks. Today, Google and their first bank partners are announcing ...

Santander has recruited a chief platform officer directly from Google as the bank continues its digital transformation. The appointment of Aiaz Kazi is the latest example of a bank hoping to emulate ...