On June 22, 2026, the virtual Google Pay Balance Card will be removed as a payment method. Rest assured, the money in your Google Pay balance remains accessible, and you can transfer money out to a linked bank account at any time. Any other cards you have in Google Wallet will not be affected by this update.
Tip: To understand how to transfer money from your child’s balance on Google Wallet for kids, learn more about how to close a child’s balance.
Transfer money out of the Google Wallet website
You can transfer money from Google Pay to a bank account.
- Go to wallet.google.com.
- Click Payment Methods.
- Click Money in Google Pay or Google Pay balance
Transfer out.
- Enter the amount that you want to transfer out.
- Select the bank account that you want to transfer to.
- If you don’t already have a bank account saved, follow the steps to add an account.
- Click Transfer out.
Transfer out.Tip:
- When you transfer money out of your balance through a bank account, it should be available in your account within 1–5 business days.
Can’t transfer out money
- Make sure you’re using an eligible form of payment.
- Check that you haven’t reached your limits.
- Make sure that the name and address in your Payment Profile settings matches the info on file with your bank or card issuer.
- If your billing info matches: Try the transaction again with a different payment method.
- Check your payment method.
- If your payment method is associated with more than 5 Google Pay profiles: You must remove one of them.
- If you added more than 5 payment methods to your payments profile: You must remove one of them.
If you still can’t transfer out your money in Google Pay, report the issue with our team.
Access money when account isn’t supported
If you have money in Google Pay and you find a message that says “Account suspended" or “Account not supported,” contact us for help.