Google Pay will be renewed with the Flutter framework

The Google Pay app of India was not too long ago revamped by basing its code on Flutter, Google’s cross-platform app framework. some screenshots posted by XDA’s Mishaal Rahman on Twitter appear to be like Google will quickly be retiring the present app that the remainder of the world makes use of in favor of the now Flutter-based Google Pay India app.

For these unfamiliar with the entire scenario, the identical app is used globally aside from India the place there’s a specific model: launched in 2022 as Tez, it has undergone a couple of modifications since then and is now merely referred to as Google Pay.

Newest model of the Google Pay app added a brand new display that prompts customers to “obtain the brand new Google Pay.” Tapping “Get the brand new GPay” button opens the Play Retailer to t.co/mA1M3F2fLy, previously often called Google Pay for India (Tez), which was not too long ago rebuilt with Flutter. pic.twitter.com/kprnbAxWAj

— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) Jan 1, 2022

The screenshots you see above present that Google will redirect present customers and instruct them to obtain “the brand new Google Pay”, which is linked to the Play Retailer itemizing of the Indian model. It is smart for Google to do that because it simply invested in a Flutter rewrite for the app.

As for the consumer expertise, the transition from the present model to at least one based mostly on the Flutter framework shouldn’t have any impact. Conversely, it can primarily serve Google builders to make simultaneous modifications to the worldwide and Indian variations of the app.

Sadly for now we have no info on when the change from one model to a different one may happen, with Google not even formally confirming the arrival of the Flutter-based model within the international market.

In any case, earlier than leaving you we wish to remind you that the Google dwelling funds app has been accessible for a couple of weeks additionally for Flowe clients and that, not too long ago, it has undergone a renewal of the graphical interface (which not everyone seems to be favored).