If you’ve ever been writing an email on your Android phone wished there was a way to send or request money without switching to the Venmo, Square, or llet apps, your prayers have been answered. Rolling out today via a ay Store update, will now allow you to easily attach payments to Gmail messages.

ile the feature has been available in the Gmail web client for several years, it’s new to the Android app. And it’s not limited to your contacts that have a Gmail address, nor do they need to the llet app. As explains, “Recipients are able to receive or request money right from the email itself—without having to install another payment app. They can even arrange for money they receive to go directly into their bank account. Either way, it’s completely free for both of you.”

To use the new feature, tap the paper clip icon as if you were attaching a file you’ll see two new options: Send money Request money. Tap the one you want you can select an amount, payment source, write a note, which will then attach to the body of your message. Then you can simply send your message as you normally would. On the receiving end, you’ll simply tap the Claim money link it will transfer the funds directly into your llet account. (If you don’t have an account you’ll need to go through the sign-up process.)

The feature is currently rolling to Android phones but is limited to the U.S. version of the Gmail app. There’s no word on when it will come to iOS or international users. If you haven’t gotten the new version yet, you can test it out by side-loading the signed A from A Mirror.

You’ve got money! ile this isn’t a problem that was begging for a solution, it’s certainly a feature we’ll use every now again. And now we’ll have an easy way to pester all of friends that owe us money.