Are you still using a physical Google Wallet Card? Prepare to say goodbye.

Google plans to retire the Wallet Card service on June 30, meaning any transactions you make with your card after that date will not be processed. The Web giant is hoping you'll switch over to its Wallet app instead.

"Moving forward, we want to focus on making it easier than ever to send and receive money with the Google Wallet app," Google said in its announcement. "Last fall, we introduced the new Google Wallet app as a first step in that direction."

The Google Wallet app lets you pay for items with a debit card and send money using a recipient's phone number. If you're not ready for that, and you just want a replacement for your Wallet card, American Express and Simple offer debit accounts with similar features, Google said. Google is working with both companies so that Wallet Card users will get a bonus after signing up.

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For the uninitiated, Wallet Card is a physical debit card that lets you use your Google Wallet balance in the real world. After May 1, you'll no longer be able to add money to your Wallet balance, though your Wallet balance will remain intact, and you can transfer this money to your bank account at any time. After June 30, purchases will not go through. 

"As we wind down support for the Wallet Card, we want to thank you—cardholders, early adopters, and payment pioneers—for your feedback along the way," Google wrote in its announcement. "We're excited to continue enhancing Google Wallet to give you the best possible experience when paying friends and family."

Head over to Google's FAQ for more information.