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Add Payment Cards To Google Wallet on iOS and Android By Snapping a Picture

November 25, 2013 by Ian Kersey - Leave a Comment

Google Wallet now available on Sprint's HTC One, Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S4 and US Cellular's Note II
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Last week, Google added some deals and reward program benefits to its Android and iOS apps. Google also announced that customers in the U.S. will be able to obtain a Google Wallet card, complete with a MasterCard logo. Just a few short days later, Google added the ability to add cards to Google Wallet simply by taking a picture of the card. Once a photo is taken, Google Wallet will identify the card numbers, and expiration date, and plug the information into the app.

Entering credit card information on a mobile device can be a pain, and Google just made it a while lot easier to store payment cards in Google Wallet.

If you haven’t tried out Google Wallet yet, hit the links below to give it a whirl.

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