Google Pay and Cash App are two important apps that facilitate digital payments in the financial ecosystem and its no brainer many users wonder how to transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App.
Google Pay is a mobile payment service offered by Google to facilitate payments for goods and services.
Cash App, on the other hand, is a popular P2P payment service that's available for users in the United States and United Kingdom that allows them to conveniently and securely send and receive payments.
Cash App comes with lots of benefits and is preferred as a payment method over Google Pay by many users.
Most users consider transferring money from Google Pay to Cash App to use the funds in a more convenient and flexible way.
If you're wondering how to move funds between both apps, keep reading.
To address that request, we've compiled the best ways to transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App and from Cash App to Google Pay.
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Can I Transfer Money From Google Pay To Cash App?
Yes, you can transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App, but not directly.
This is because Google Pay does not integrate Cash App — Google Pay does not feature and option where you can link your Cash App account to your G Pay (Cash App on the other hand, lets you link your Cash Card to Google Pay).
However, the only way you got to transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App is by using some indirect methods which have been mentioned later in this article.
How To Transfer Money From Google Pay To Cash App
As earlier mentioned, you can only transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App indirectly because there's no direct method to do so.
That said, there are two ways to transfer the money between both apps; — using your Cash Card or using a linked bank account.
We'll take each method at a time.
Method 1: Use Cash Card to Transfer Money from Google Pay to Cash App
The Cash Card is a free debit card that you may customize and is linked to your Cash App balance.
It can be used both online and at physical stores, anywhere Visa is accepted.
The Cash Card is not linked to your personal bank account or debit card.
Your Cash App balance is transferred to your debit card or bank account when you cash out.
Let's see how to use the Cash Card to transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App
Step 1: Get the Cash Card
You cannot use the Cash Card if you don't have one.
You are entitled to a free Cash Card when you open your Cash App account.
Here's how to get or order your Cash Card:
- Open your Cash App.
- Tap the Cash Card tab on your Cash App home screen.
- Press Get Cash Card.
- Tap Continue.
- Follow the prompts.
Step 2: Link the Cash Card to Google Pay
The Cash Card is a debit card and Google Pay accepts debit cards as payment method.
You can link your Cash Card to Google Pay directly from your Cash App account as follows:
- Open Cash App.
- Tap the Cash Card tab on your Cash App home screen.
- Tap the image of your Cash Card.
- Select Add to Google Pay.
- Follow the steps.
Once your link your Cash Card to Google Pay, you should be able to transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App.
However, this method isn't always the best for many, which is why we've made a second method to transfer the funds.
Method 2: Use a Linked Bank Account to Transfer Money from Google Pay to Cash App
Using a linked bank account is the most convenient and easy way to transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App.
However, your bank account must be linked to both your Google Pay and Cash App account for this method to work.
Here are the steps to using a bank account to complete the transfer.
Step 1: Add Your Linked Bank to Google Pay
You will need your bank account number and routing number to be able to link it to Google Pay.
If you already have a linked bank account to Google Pay, you can skip this step.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Send," then specify how much money to send and to whom.
- Click again on the "Send" button.
- Select "Add bank account" from the "Change" next to the payment method.
- Provide your bank account information on the next page.
- Then tap the "Save" button. Signing into your bank account or confirming the amount of a minor deposit, which may take a few days, is a simple way to rapidly validate your account.
- You can now use your bank account with Google Pay once it has been confirmed.
Step 2: Send Money from Google Pay to Your Linked Bank Account
The next thing you'd want to do is to transfer the money from Google Pay to your linked bank account.
Here's how to withdraw money from Google Pay to bank account:
- Open Google Pay.
- Select the "Google Pay" option.
- Now, navigate to the "Transfer Balance" option.
- Specify the amount that you wish to transfer.
- Transfer the funds from Google Pay to Bank.
Step 3: Transfer Money from Your Bank to Cash App
You can now transfer the money to Cash App from the banking section of the app.
To add money to Cash App, you must first link your bank account, though.
Here's how to add money to Cash App from your bank account.
- Tap the "Banking" tab on your Cash App home screen.
- Select "Add Cash".
- Enter the amount you wish to add to your account.
- Tap "Add".
- Use Touch ID or enter your PIN to confirm.
How Long Does it Takes to Transfer Money from Google Pay to Cash App?
It should take 3 to 5 business day to transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App depending on the transfer method you use.
Using the Cash Card method should be faster, but it wouldn't work out for many.
However, the linked bank account method is the best method to use to send the money, but should take longer the Cash Card method.
Can I Transfer Money From Cash App To Google Pay?
Yes, you can transfer money from Cash App to Google Pay by linking your Cash Card to Google Pay directly.
However, the Cash Card will only be used to pay for your purchases through Google Pay — you won't be able to move funds from the card to your Google Pay balance.
However, if you're looking to transfer the funds directly to your Google Pay account, then consider using an indirect method to complete the transfer.
How To Transfer Money From Cash App To Google Pay
To transfer money from Cash App to Google Pay, link the Cash App directly to Google Pay from your Cash App account.
Consider using a linked bank account if you're looking to move the funds into your Google Pay balance.
Here's a typical process to complete the transfer from Cash App to Google Pay indirectly: link your bank account to Cash App >> withdraw the money from Cash App to your bank account >> transfer money from your bank to Google Pay (for U.S. residents only).
The transfer should take 3 to 5 business days to complete.
Final Thoughts
Google Pay and Cash App are two popular payment services that have facilitated the transfer of funds online.
You can transfer money from Google Pay to Cash App either through the Cash Card or by using a linked bank account.
You can link your Cash Card to Google Pay directly from your Cash App account.
Consider using a linked bank account as shown above if your aim is to move the funds to your Google Pay balance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get money from Google Pay to Cash App?
Use your Cash Card or a linked bank account to get money from Google Pay to Cash App.
Can I transfer money from Google Pay to venmo?
There isn't a direct route to get your money from Venmo to Google Pay or vice versa. If you have a friend that prefers Google Wallet, you'll need to move your balance to your bank account, wait a day or so for it to clear, then launch your payment through Google Pay.
Can you send Google Pay to Cash App?
Yes, you can send Google Pay to Cash App through a linked bank account or Cash Card as shown above.