PayPal and Google reach multi-year agreement to jointly develop AI-powered payment experiences
PayPal has reached a multi-year agreement with Google to integrate its payment solutions into Google's full line of products and jointly develop AI payment experiences, a move expected to significantly increase transaction volume. At the same time, PayPal has launched the "PayPal World" platform that connects global payment systems and digital wallets, aiming to achieve seamless cross-border fund flow.
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