How to use Google Pay to Split Bills & Other Expenses

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Search engine giant hosted its annual Google for India 2021edition a few days ago announcing several new updates including split bill feature in Google Pay App in India. As a part of the new feature, Hinglish language support is now available on Google Pay App. With this new feature people can use the Google Pay app to split bills and expenses within the app itself. A bill can be split with up to 20 people.

How to Split Bills & Expenses easily using Google Pay

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Here is how you can split bills with your friends or family members-

  1. Select an existing group from the home screen or create a new group by tapping on “New Payment”.
  2. Select “Split an expense”.
  3. Allocate group members share.
  4. Click on “Send request”.
  5. Once this is done, Google Pay will keep track of all the payments.

To create a New Group on Google Play-

  1. Click on “New Payment” on the home screen.
  2. Select “New Group”.
  3. Select the members you want to add to the group.
  4. Enter the group name and create.
  5. Once this is done, you can start splitting the bills and expenses.

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How do check the status of your shared expenses & send reminders?

  1. Open the Google Pay app on your phone.
  2. Tap Search at the top of the screen.
  3. Choose the group that you used to create the expense.
  4. Select “Expenses” from the drop-down menu.
  5. Select the ‘Send Reminder’ button next to the person who owes you money.

 Google Pay split bill feature will be coming to India later this year.

Shivangi AgarwalShivangi Agarwal
Shivangi is a tech writer at Smartprix, where she covers consumer technology news with a focus on smartphones, wearables, laptops, and the evolving world of OTT streaming. Since joining the team in August 2021, she has written over 120 in-depth reviews, comparisons, and buying guides aimed at helping readers navigate the ever-changing tech landscape.

With a strong foundation in English literature and education, Shivangi brings clarity, insight, and a reader-first approach to every story. Her expertise lies in breaking down complex features into accessible, practical insights—whether she’s reviewing the latest smartphone or exploring trends in infotainment.

Shivangi holds a B.A. (Hons.) and M.A. in English, along with a B.Ed in English and Social Studies. She is based in Faridabad, India. You can follow her work on Smartprix or connect with her for tech-related queries.

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