How To Add NFC Card To Google Wallet ! (2025)

If you're looking to add an NFC-enabled card to Google Wallet, this step-by-step tutorial will guide you through the full process. Whether it's a credit card, debit card, transit pass, or other NFC-compatible card, Google Wallet makes it easy to store and access them all in one place—provided your device and card issuer support the feature. First, you’ll need to confirm two things: that your smartphone has NFC (Near Field Communication) enabled and that the card you're trying to add is supported by Google Wallet. To check if your phone has NFC, swipe down your notification panel and look for the NFC toggle. If it's not visible, go to your phone’s Settings and search for "NFC" to enable it. Once NFC is turned on, open the Google Wallet app. Tap on "Add to Wallet" and choose the type of card you want to add—most commonly, this will be a payment card. You’ll then have the option to scan your card using your phone's camera or enter the card details manually. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the setup, including any required verification from your bank or card provider. After your card is added and verified, you'll be able to use it for contactless payments anywhere Google Wallet is accepted. Just tap your phone against the payment terminal and you're good to go. To download or learn more about Google Wallet, visit https://wallet.google Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:14 What you need to add an NFC card 0:31 Enabling NFC on your device 0:49 Opening Google Wallet and adding a card 1:03 Entering or scanning card details 1:10 Conclusion Hashtags: #GoogleWallet #NFCCard #MobilePayments #ContactlessPayments #GooglePay #AddCardToGoogleWallet #TechTips #NFCSetup #AndroidTips #WalletApp