"After this collaboration with Coinbase, only a limited number of people will get the chance to use this service at the start but with time we will allow more customers to do the same."Zavery discussed that “ We were looking into this and were considering a lot of options and lastly we decided on Coinbase as it has the most capability. Google is currently investigating the use case of Coinbase Prime which is a service that securely keeps the cryptocurrency of companies and enables them to conduct trades. According to Zavery, they would test the waters and "see how we might engage" in the management of bitcoin assets.

Google Will Be Accepting Crypto Soon
Google finally announced its collaboration with Coinbase on Tuesday. This collaboration will allow users to pay for Google cloud services with cryptocurrency from the early start of 2023. Many other companies like Tesla, Block, and Coinbase itself have allowed their users to pay for their services in crypto. But the collaboration of this giant hub with crypto will bring crypto adoption all around the world to a new level.
Google was already in discussion with Coinbase for a few months for this collaboration and from May month there was some strong indication from Google as well about the possibility of them supporting payments on its platform with crypto.
Jim Migdal who is the vice president of business development also talked about this collaboration “we were in talks for months about supporting business transactions, cloud computing, and the Prime service.
In a competitive, quickly expanding sector where Google's leading competitors do not allow customers to pay with digital currencies, Google has taken a step ahead to do so. The agreement, which was revealed at Google's Cloud Next conference, might be successful in bringing cutting-edge enterprises to the company. Since it is growing more swiftly than Alphabet as a whole, the cloud business, which helps diversify the parent company Alphabet away from advertising, currently accounts for 9% of revenue, up from less than 6% three years ago.
Amit Zavery who is the Vice president and general manager and head of the platform at Google Cloud said that