New Google Wallet website lets you access passes and transaction history

Google Wallet is now available as a website. While it’s very similar to the existing Google Pay page, it does offer some new features.

The Google Pay site — pay.google.com/pay/home — received a Material 3 redesign last year. You can find the Google Wallet version at wallet.google.com/wallet/home: “You can now manage your payment methods & passes, update Wallet & Google Pay settings, and view recent transactions, all in one place.”

It has the same design, though there are subtle tweaks with placement and ordering. The big difference is a new “Passes” section that shows “loyalty cards, boarding passes, concert tickets, and more.”

This matches what appears on your phone with the ability to see QR codes and barcodes, as well as other details and actions. You can delete them from the web, and this follows passes getting web access when sharing launched last year.

However, “some passes, like IDs, are only accessible from the Google Wallet app.”

There’s a Home page, Payment methods (credit + debit cards) list, Transactions history, and Settings that link out to various Google preferences (address, data, privacy, etc.) and lets you control email notifications.

The Transactions section shows “payments, purchases, and other transactions that you made with Google Pay,” including:

Contactless payments made with your Android device

Virtual card transactions made online (US only)

Transactions from Plaid linked accounts (US only)

Changes to your Google Pay balance (US only)