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These Are The 5 Best Digital Wallet Apps For Your Android In 2023
By WILLOW ROBERTS
Cash App
In addition to sending and receiving money from other users instantly, Cash App also allows you to set up a direct deposit for your paycheck on the app.
Other features of Cash App include easy investing, gifting of stocks, and managing Bitcoin. However, Cash App doesn’t let you add other cards for NFC payments.
Google Wallet
Google Wallet is primarily focused on letting you store and use existing cards in digital form, including debit cards, travel passes, and even personal IDs like your driver’s license.
There is a wide variety of places that accept Google Pay at checkout. In the U.S., you can use the app to send money to family and friends that also use the app.
PayPal
PayPal is best known as an app for easily sending money across countries or checking out online, but it’s expanded to include just about every feature you can imagine.
The app allows you to invest in crypto, pay your bills, and cash a physical check by taking a picture of it. The company has also expanded and now offers different credit services.
Venmo
While Venmo’s social media feed isn’t to everyone’s liking, the app offers several other services, like letting users link debit cards to their accounts.
Venmo also lets users buy and sell cryptocurrencies, deposit their paychecks into their accounts, and pay for services that have a Venmo QR code.
Samsung Wallet
Samsung Wallet is exclusive to Samsung device users. It offers many of the same features the Google Wallet does, including NFC contactless payments.
Though it’s not designed to send quick payments to friends, it offers fast and low-fee money transfers and international wire transfers.