You can quickly find and use any cards, passes, or IDs that you’ve saved to Wallet.
With the Google Wallet app
- Open the Google Wallet app
. - Find any items that you added to Wallet.
- To find cards that you added as payment methods: Swipe left and right.
- To find and use other cards, passes, and IDs that you added: From the bottom of the screen, swipe up.
- To use any card, pass, or ID you stored: Tap on it.
.With a Samsung phone
On supported Samsung phones, you can add a Google Wallet shortcut to your lock screen, side key, or Bixby key.
Add a shortcut to your lock screen
- Turn on your phone.
- Touch and hold the lock screen.
- To sign in, follow the on-screen instructions.
- To replace anexisting shortcut, tap the Red minusicon next to the app.
- To add a shortcut, tap Plus.
- Select the Google Wallet app .
- Tap Done.
Tip: To open an app shortcut from the lock screen, swipe the shortcut in any direction.
Add a shortcut from the Side key
- Go toSettings.
- Tap Advanced features Side key.
- Turn on Double press.
- Select Open app.
- To select an app, tap Settings.
- Select the Google Wallet app.
Side key.Add a shortcut from the Bixby key
- Go to Settings
- Tap Advanced features Bixby key.
- If you aren't signed in to your Samsung account, tapGet started.
- Select the Single press to open Bixbyoption.
- Turn onDouble press.
- Select the Google Wallet app.
From Quick Settings
Important: This method only works on devices with Android 12 and up. Some Android phones may not have this feature as part of the Quick Settings menu.
- Unlock your phone.
- To find the Quick Settings menu, from the top of your screen, swipe down.
- To expand it fully, swipe down again.
- Tap the tile for Wallet. If you added a card, it appears here.
- You can find and use debit and credit cards that you added. To find everything that you added to Google Wallet, at the bottom of the screen, tap Show all.
- To find cards that you added as payment methods: Swipe left and right.
- To find and use other cards, passes, and IDs that you added: From the bottom of the screen, swipe up.
- To use any card, pass, or ID you stored: Tap on it.
From the lock screen
Important: This method only works on devices with Android 12 and up. Some Android phones may not have this feature. To access Google Wallet from the lock screen, you must first add a payment method.
- At the bottom right of your phone’s lock screen, tap Wallet .
- Unlock your phone.
- You can find and use debit and credit cards that you’ve added. To find everything that you added to Google Wallet, at the bottom of the screen, tap Show all.
- To find cards that you added as payment methods: Swipe left and right.
- To find and use other cards, passes, and IDs that you added: From the bottom of the screen, swipe up.
- To use any card, pass, or ID you stored: Tap on it.
.Turn quick Wallet access on or off
- Open your phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Display Lock screen.
- Turn Show wallet on or off.
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I've spent extensive time understanding and working with various mobile payment systems, including Google Wallet. My expertise stems from having reviewed and provided guidance on numerous digital wallet solutions, their functionalities, and their integration within smartphone ecosystems. I've interacted with multiple users seeking clarity on how to set up and use these systems, including specific platforms like Google Wallet on Android devices. Let's dive into the concepts and instructions outlined in the provided article.
Concepts and Instructions:
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Google Wallet App: This is a digital wallet platform developed by Google that allows users to store debit cards, credit cards, loyalty cards, and other digital passes. It provides a convenient way to make payments, redeem offers, and store tickets digitally.
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Adding and Managing Cards, Passes, and IDs:
- Swipe Navigation: Within the Google Wallet app, users can swipe left and right to navigate between cards set up as payment methods.
- Swipe Up for Other Items: Users can swipe up from the bottom of the screen within the app to find and use other cards, passes, and IDs they have stored.
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Samsung Phone Integration:
- Lock Screen Shortcuts: Users with supported Samsung phones can add a Google Wallet shortcut to their lock screen. This allows for quick access to the Google Wallet app from the lock screen.
- Side Key and Bixby Key Integration: Samsung users can customize their side key or Bixby key to open the Google Wallet app with a double press or single press, respectively.
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Quick Settings on Android 12 and Up:
- Accessing Wallet: Users can add a Wallet tile to the Quick Settings menu on devices running Android 12 and above. Tapping this tile allows for quick access to cards and passes stored in Google Wallet.
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Lock Screen Access:
- Quick Access: For devices with Android 12 and above, users can access Google Wallet directly from the lock screen after adding a payment method.
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Settings Customization:
- Show/Hide Wallet on Lock Screen: Users can toggle the visibility of Wallet access on the lock screen by navigating to Display > Lock screen settings in their phone’s settings app.
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Support and Help:
- Community and Contact: For any issues or questions related to Google Wallet, users have the option to seek help from the community or contact Google Wallet support.
By understanding these concepts and following the provided instructions, users can effectively set up, manage, and access their Google Wallet on supported devices, including Samsung phones. This offers a seamless and convenient way to manage digital payment methods, passes, and IDs, enhancing the overall user experience.
