1 / 10Google Pay is set to kill the peer-to-peer payments facility on its web app in January and is going to add a fee for instant money transfers, the media reported.2 / 10Google Pay offered the ability to manage payments as well as send money from both a mobile app or from pay.google.com.3 / 10Now, Google has released a notice on the web app that notifies users that the site will no longer work from January next year.4 / 10“Starting early in 2021, you won’t be able to use pay.google.com to send and receive money from other people. 5 / 10To send and receive money, use the new Google Pay app,” the company informed.6 / 10While you can still manage payment methods on the web app, peer-to-peer payments will cease to exist.7 / 10Google also clarified on a support page that the original Google Pay app will stop working in January, reports 9to5Google.8 / 10Google Pay will also add a fee on instant money transfers. “It can take 1–3 business days when you transfer money to your bank account. Debit card transfers are usually instant.9 / 10There is a fee of 1.5% or $.31 (whichever is higher), when you transfer out money with a debit card,” the company said on its support page.10 / 10Google last week introduced several features in its Pay feature for both Android and iOS users which have been first rolled out in the US.