Users can now save QR codes directly to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, making them easier to access during offline interactions. This feature works for both existing and new QR codes.
What’s New:
Save to Digital Wallet: Add QR codes directly to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
Quick Offline Access: Easily select and present the right QR code.
Identify QR Codes: Wallet passes show details like QR type and destination.
Wallet-Native Designs: Passes are tailored for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Agency Branding: Displays branding in the header for recognition.
Compatible with Old & New Codes: No need to recreate existing codes.
Why it matters:
Previously, users saved QR codes as images, making it hard to organize and identify them. Now, with Digital Wallet support, you can keep QR codes organized with contextual information, streamlining offline interactions.
How it works:
Navigate to the QR Code Builder. Create or edit your QR code, then add it to your digital wallet. Scan the new QR code to add it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Open your wallet, select the pass, and present the QR code for scanning.
Note: Wallet pass designs vary between Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, and agency branding appears by default.