Google Wallet is a payment platform and secure digital receptacle for bank cards, memberships, and passes, all rolled into one app available on your Android device and your Wear OS smartwatch. But we cannot seem to overlook Google’s consistent efforts to improve the wallet app’s compatibility with various banks for convenient payments — one of the many things which makes itour favorite wallet app. 44 banksjoined the roster in December, and 42 more have inked the papers to support Google Wallet in January 2024.
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Since the days when Google Wallet was known as Google Pay, the app developers haveforged partnershipswith well over 3,000 of the 5,000-odd banks in the US alone. Such partnerships give you the convenience ofusing the cards issuedby partner banks through the Google Wallet app. Understandably, most of the major banks in the country are already supported, but here are the new additions:
Yes, that’s 42 new additions in total, but don’t worry if you aren’t seeing your card issuer on this list. Chances are the bank is already supported on Google Wallet. The company has a full list of supported banks and card issuers available on theGoogle Wallet support page. However, there are exceptions where some cards aren’t supported even though the bank is on the list. Google helpfully points these exceptions out.
Even if you prefer using a physical card for payments, Google Wallet brings other convenient features like support for adding your gym memberships, club loyalty cards, and evenstate-issued IDsto the app for convenient access across devices. Just make sure you make the switch from Google Pay to Google Wallet before June, because theformer’s days are numbered.
