If you have loyalty cards, gym passes, or other location-specific items saved in your Google Wallet, you can set up permissions that allow the app to suggest them to you as soon as you're in proximity. This time-saving shortcut means you don't have to go searching for the relevant card or pass when it's needed. You'll need to ensure Google Wallet has access to your device location via Settings > Apps > Google Wallet > Permissions. Then select the card in Google Wallet, tap the three-dot menu, and toggle on Get notifications for this card.
Digitize passes that don’t automatically integrate with Google Wallet
Photo, select the image of your pass, add a name and description, and hit Add. From there, you can use the digital version the same way as the hard copy.
Add passes from Gmail, and select your email account. On the next screen, ensure Smart features is checked.
Link Google Wallet and Google Maps to integrate your transit pass information into route planning
Your data in Wallet > Manage pass data. Toggle on Use passes across Google. You'll also need to ensure NFC is enabled in your device settings and that Google Wallet is the default contactless payment option.
Add your passport to Google Wallet for expedited security screening
A recent update to Google Wallet is Touchless ID access for travelers enrolled in TSA PreCheck. If you add your passport to Google Wallet and go through the verification process, you'll be able to access expedited TSA security screening at a long list of airports and across dozens of airlines. Previously, Touchless ID was only available to travelers flying on a handful of airlines who opted in via that airline-specific profile. Tap Add to Google Wallet > ID > ID Pass > Continue and follow the prompts.
Enable passes for use across Google to autofill saved Wallet items in Chrome
You may already have your passport, driver's license, and other types of IDs (considered "private passes") in Google Wallet, and you can use that information to autofill forms in Google Chrome—similar to password manager functionality. Open the pass in Google Wallet, tap the three vertical dots, and toggle on Use private pass across Google. If that information isn't already in Google Wallet, Chrome will ask if you want to save it there the first time you enter it in your browser.
Settings > General > Manage Workspace Smart features settings and turn on Smart features in other Google products. In the same section, check the box next to Package tracking. Back in Google Wallet, you'll see orders arriving soon on the home screen—tap View more > View more transactions to open a more detailed view.
Use Google Takeout to export Google Wallet transactions for record-keeping
Google Wallet makes it easy to track transactions made with payment methods and linked accounts in the app, but you may want these data in a different format for household budgeting or record-keeping. You can't export directly from the Google Wallet app, but Google Takeout allows you to download your transaction history as a JSON, which can be converted into a CSV or Excel file. On your computer, go to takeout.google.com and select Google Wallet. Click All Google Wallet data included to change the type of data, click Next step, select the type, frequency, and duration, and click Create export.
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