You can add, move, or remove cards, passes, tickets, keys, and IDs to Google Wallet:
- In the app
- Online
- In other apps with the “Add to Google Wallet” option
- Across other Google products like Gmail
Add items to Google Wallet
Add an item with the Google Wallet app- Open the Google Wallet app
.
- At the bottom, tap Add to Google Wallet
.
- Choose the type of item that you want to add. You can add a:
- Payment card
- Transit pass
- Loyalty card
- Gift card
- To add the item to Google Wallet, follow the on-screen instructions.
If you’re signed in to your account on the website or app while on your phone, you may find the “Add to Google Wallet” option. This option lets you add a card or pass to Google Wallet directly.
Some examples of items that you can add to Google Wallet this way are:
- Events tickets, like concerts, theater performances, and sporting events
- Credit cards
- Health pass
- Transit pass or boarding pass
- Campus ID
To add a card or pass:
- Tap Add to Google Wallet
Add to Wallet.
- You may be asked to verify your identity with your screen lock or password.
- If you have more than one Google Account, choose the one you want to save the card or pass to.
- Read and accept the terms.
- If you have the Google Wallet app: The card or pass is added to your wallet.
- If you don’t have the Google Wallet app: You’re prompted to download the app to continue. Follow the on-screen instructions.
You can add supported car keys to Google Wallet. Learn how to set up and manage a digital car key.
Important: If you delete the email with your pass, loyalty card, or ticket, it is removed from Google Pay. If you delete a Gmail message, it stays in your trash for 30 days. After that, the email is deleted permanently. You can add the pass again with the Google Wallet app.
To add an item from your Gmail inbox automatically:
- On your Android phone, open the Gmail app
.
- Tap Menu
Settings
the account that you want to change.
- To turn on data sharing, under “General,” turn “smart features and personalization in other Google products” on or off.
Tip: If this setting is turned off, passes, loyalty cards, and tickets aren’t imported automatically from your Gmail inbox.
You can save passes to Google Wallet from an image. Examples include:
- Library cards
- Gym passes
- Parking passes
Add a pass from a photo
- Take a clear and high resolution photo of the pass with your phone.
- Open the Google Wallet app
.
- Tap Add to Wallet
Photo.
- Select the photo of your pass.
- Add a name and description for the pass.
- Tap Add.
- To use the pass, select the pass and scan the barcode or QR code at a reader.
Tip: To view the original image used to create the pass, in the top right, tap .
Move single device passes
Certain passes can only be saved to a single device or Google Account. These passes need to be saved with the Google Wallet app. To move them to a different device:
- Remove the pass from the current device or Google Account.
- Open the pass link from the new device.
Remove items from Google Wallet
- Open the Google Wallet app
.
- Find the card or pass that you want to remove.
- For cards, you may need to swipe left to find it.
- For passes, you may need to swipe up to find it.
- Tap the card or pass.
- At the top right, tap More
.
- For a card, tap Remove payment method.
- For a pass, tap Remove.
To re-add any items that you remove, follow the steps above.
Share passes, tickets & cards
You can share some passes from your Google Wallet to someone else’s Google Wallet. To share passes, tickets, and cards:
- Tap Share
.
- You can share a pass if it has Share
above it.
- You can share a pass if it has Share
- Tap Share now.
- Once you share the link, the recipient can forward it to anyone.
- After you’ve shared the link, you can’t unsend it.
Transfer passes, tickets & cards
To check support transfers and for more details on the transfer process, contact the pass issuer.
Related resources
- Add a debit or credit card
- Save flight or event tickets
- Loyalty cards, gift cards, or offers
- Use Google Wallet for transportation
- Add your COVID Card to Google Wallet
- Set up or manage a digital car key
- Save your campus ID to Google Wallet
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