Google Wallet vs Vivid

Un comparatif côte à côte de ces deux portefeuilles — et lequel l'emporte selon le besoin.

Notre choix Google Wallet logo

Google Wallet

4.3

Cards, passes & tap-to-pay on Android

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Vivid logo

Vivid

3.8

European money and investing app

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FonctionnalitéGoogle WalletVivid
Note4.3 / 53.8 / 5
Idéal pourContactless payments & passes on AndroidCashback, saving and investing in one app
Frais mensuelsFreeFree plan → paid Prime
Taux de changeUses your card's FX termsInterbank on weekdays (limits apply)
Envoyer / recevoirNo Google fee; P2P limited in many marketsFree SEPA transfers
RetraitsN/AFree ATM up to a cap, then fee
CarteNo standalone card; stores cards, passes & ticketsYes — Visa debit (metal on premium)
DisponibilitéTap-to-pay in 100+ countriesSeveral EU markets
DevisesLocal card currencyEUR + multi-currency pockets
RéglementationRides card networks; licences by regionBaFin via partner bank (Solaris); EEA
Création2011 (Wallet rebrand 2022)2020

Google Wallet

Google Wallet is the default Android tap-to-pay app, free to use and accepted in over 100 countries, storing payment cards alongside transit, loyalty and event passes. It charges no fee of its own, deferring to your card's terms, but its peer-to-peer money features have been scaled back. The natural everyday wallet for Android users.

Avantages

  • Free contactless across 100+ countries
  • Stores cards, transit, loyalty & event passes
  • Tokenized payments for added security

Inconvénients

  • No own account or balance in most markets
  • P2P money-sending wound down in many regions
  • Feature set varies widely by country

Vivid

Vivid is a Berlin-based money app combining a multi-currency account, cashback, budgeting pockets and in-app investing in stocks, ETFs and crypto. It is feature-rich and well-designed, though the strongest perks sit behind its Prime plan and it operates through partner bank Solaris across a limited set of EU markets.

Avantages

  • Cashback and rewards on spending
  • Invest in stocks, ETFs and crypto in-app
  • Sub-accounts (pockets) for budgeting

Inconvénients

  • Best features on the paid Prime plan
  • Relies on a partner bank (Solaris)
  • Available only in some EU markets

En résumé

Globalement, Google Wallet prend l'avantage avec une note de 4.3 contre 3.8 — mais le bon choix dépend de vos priorités. Vérifiez les deux selon votre pays et votre usage avant de décider.