The Google Wallet platform is used by millions of people around the world. If you're in the US, these are the major retailers who accept it.

Google Wallet's Material 3 Expressive software update is finally rolling out to Android users, and it polishes up and ...

Google Wallet’s Everything Else feature stores event tickets, IDs, passes, and membership cards digitally, making them easy ...

Google Wallet was introduced in 2022 to complement the existing Google Pay app as a way to create a new digital wallet that prioritizes convenience, security, and privacy. Now Google Wallet just got a ...

A year after resurrecting its Wallet product, Google is stacking the app with services to make it a central location for a wide range of consumer transactions and activities. The company on Thursday ...

Fitbit’s integration into Google continues with Google Wallet replacing Fitbit Pay on smartwatches and trackers in July. Fitbit first introduced NFC payment support on their devices with special ...

As announced at I/O 2022 in May, Google Wallet is rolling out today as an update to the old Google Pay app (which has the multi-color ‘G’ and “Pay” on a white background). Update 7/20: As of Wednesday ...

Google might be trying its best to keep its house in order — eliminating redundant messaging and reminders apps, combining Duo and Meet into… well, Meet — but sometimes, the company just can't help ...

Google Wallet arrived on our phones about a year ago, replacing Google Pay in most parts of the world except for the US and Singapore. Google’s transition details from last year left out one country, ...

Google has added another app to its product graveyard. After 10 years, the company is retiring Google Pay in the US, forcing users to switch to the platform’s alternative mobile payment service, ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Google Wallet will be a separate app for US and Singapore users and a simple Google Pay update for others Google ...

Google Wallet, the app that will replace Google Pay in many countries (more on that in a moment), has started to show up on people’s phones. According to Google spokesperson Chaiti Sen, the company ...