4.8 




So tired of nag marketing! Loved the ease of use and clean design. But now, in keeping with the trend of demand attention to use marketing, they've got a "let us advertise at you" permissions pop-up blocking the screen that you have to engage with to use the app (and just when you're trying to checkout, too, of course). And of course, declining only gets rid of it for 7 days. Then it pops up again. Wash, rinse , repeat until the users finally gets tied of it and just says yes. I'm out!





I hate apple. I love most android options on apps. but Google wallet is one pretty awful. what I can say is that you can't fully add a card on the app on mobile. I removed the old card that was linked to the bank. but adding it in the app only added partial. I had to add it separately on Google play. and now I believe in order to fully work I have to do it on the browser under payment methods. wish it was clear that the best way and only way to fully add is in the browser





The recently updated interface exposes frequently use member cards, but the others get burried somewhere hard to find. When your in in a checkout line, access should be quick and convenient. There was nothing wrong with the old alphabetized list of passes. why do I now have to click "View More" + "View More" to get to the dame list that used to be front and center, or a single swipe away. please add a menu or swipe feature back to make it easier to move between payments passes and other categori





I'm sure it would work fine- if popular banks were supported. Instead, you have to go through PayPal which includes fees for certain features, fill out info for 15 minutes, send pictures of personal documents, ect. Was excited to give it a try but it's really not worth the time. Addition to review after trying again 7 years later: I can't connect any cards without jumping through thousands of hoops. Spent 20 minutes connecting exactly 0 of the cards I own. I'll stick with Samsung pay.





Unfortunately, there is no way to pay online without using this damn wallet! Virtual cards don't work, because for some nonreason known only to some anonymous programmer, they are not stored in wallet, but in the Google Account. Therefore, one has to use the plastic card number, doing away with the main reason virtual cards were invented! Good going, Google!!! (And, if you are stupid enough to keep a balance in your Wallet, Google collects any interest paid on that money.)
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
Apple Wallet uses encryption to keep your information secure and does not store your card numbers on your device or on Apple servers. However, some transaction data may be collected for purposes such as fraud detection and payment processing.
Apple Wallet is free to use and does not have a subscription fee; however, some services or features may require payment or a separate subscription.
Apple Wallet does not require a constant internet connection; however, an internet connection is needed to initially set up your cards and to update passes.
You can contact Apple Support through their official website or the Apple Support app, and you can provide feedback directly through the app or via the feedback page on Apple's website.
Since Apple Wallet does not have a subscription plan, there is no need to manage or cancel a subscription. However, you can remove cards or passes directly from the app as needed.
If you've lost a card, contact your card issuer for assistance. They can help you with deactivating the lost card and issuing a new one.
Apple Wallet is automatically activated on devices with iOS 9 or later. Simply open the app to start using it.
Open the Wallet app, tap the '+' icon, and follow the prompts to add a credit or debit card using your camera or by entering details manually.
You can reach Apple Support via their website, or by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE. Visit support.apple.com for detailed assistance.
Open the Wallet app, select the card you wish to view, and tap on the transactions to see your recent activity.