Adding your ClickCard digital business card to Google Wallet used to mean downloading a QR screenshot and importing it as a photo. Not anymore. ClickCard now wires directly into Google Wallet, so your card lives in the same place as your boarding passes and loyalty cards — one tap to open, one tap to share.
This guide covers the new one-tap flow, who has access, and how companies can brand their Google Wallet pass with custom colors, a logo, and a footer image.
The full flow takes about 15 seconds. You’ll need the ClickCard app installed and at least one card already created.
Launch the ClickCard app on your Android device and tap the card you want to save to Google Wallet. If you haven’t created one yet, tap Create Card first — the Wallet option appears as soon as the card exists.
On the card detail screen you’ll see a Wallet button alongside your other sharing options. Tap it to open the Wallet screen for this card.
On the Wallet screen, tap Add to Google Wallet. Google Wallet will open, confirm the pass, and your ClickCard will be saved. That’s it — no QR screenshots, no Photos import, no extra steps.
Open Google Wallet, pick your ClickCard pass, and let the other person scan the QR code or NFC tap it. Your contact details land on their phone instantly — no app required on their end.
Google Wallet integration is part of ClickCard’s paid plans:
Individual (B2C) users — the Wallet button unlocks with any active ClickCard subscription. Free accounts can still create and share a card, but Google Wallet save is a subscriber feature.
Companies (B2B) — Google Wallet is included in every company subscription at no extra cost. All team members get the Wallet button automatically once their card is provisioned.
Company accounts don’t just get the default Google Wallet look. Admins can match the pass to their brand so every team member’s wallet card looks like a piece of official company collateral:
Background & accent colors — pick the color scheme used on the pass surface.
Company logo — displayed at the top of the pass, exactly where Google Wallet shows the issuer identity.
Footer image — an optional banner at the bottom of the pass for a tagline, campaign, or secondary brand mark.
These settings live in your company dashboard. Changes propagate to every team member’s Google Wallet pass on their next sync.
Always one swipe away. Your card sits next to boarding passes and payment methods — faster than opening any app.
Works on the lock screen. Google Wallet surfaces relevant passes without unlocking your phone.
NFC-ready. Some Android devices let you share the card with an NFC tap instead of scanning a QR.
Offline-friendly. The pass renders without a connection, so networking at a venue with bad signal still works.
Google Wallet is Android-only. iPhone users can add their ClickCard to Apple Wallet — see our step-by-step Apple Wallet guide.
No. The pass in Google Wallet updates automatically the next time it syncs, so edits to your phone number, title, or links propagate without any manual work.
Yes. If you manage multiple cards (for example, a personal and a company card), each one can be added to Google Wallet individually from its own card detail screen.
The existing pass stays in your Google Wallet, but it stops updating and the card itself will go read-only until the subscription is renewed.
Ready to save time at every handshake? Open the ClickCard app, tap your card, and hit Wallet — your digital business card is in Google Wallet before the introduction is over. Not a ClickCard user yet? Start at ClickCardapp.com.
