Version 11.0 of Google Wallet brings support for linking multiple bank accounts and some other nice features as well.
Google Wallet, although its own application, has gotten much of its attention taken away now that Android Pay is out. But if you’re like me, and you still use Google Wallet, here are some good reasons to update to the latest version.
The newest version of the Google Wallet application allows users to add multiple bank accounts. So if you have a checking account and savings account, which most do, you can now add both of them to make money transfers all within the app. Google Wallet is also bringing a new lock button for an added security. This comes into play right after one uses the Google Wallet app, but has not ended the task. What this will do, is rather than keeping it in your device’s memory, users can click the new lock button to return to the pin entry screen. This will ensure that nobody gets into your account if you happen to leave the app open. You can find it at the bottom of the navigation bar once logged in. Google hasn’t started pushing the update to the Play Store just yet, but it should be arriving shortly. If you’re impatient to get it, you can download via the safe APK download below. Just enable “unknown sources” in your settings and you’re good to go. Happy updating!
Via: Android Police [APK Download]
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