Google Wallet on Android is implementing a redesign for passes, moving from small rectangular cards to a full-screen display. This change includes theming the entire background of the page with the primary color of the associated brand.
Users can now access key actions, such as calling associated phone numbers or visiting official websites, by scrolling down the pass screen. Settings like editing nicknames and controlling usage, previously found in a three-dot overflow menu, are also accessible from this view.
The redesign applies to loyalty cards and boarding passes, including those created manually by users. However, transit cards will continue to use the previous design. An option to revert to the old look is available via a rewind icon.
This redesign is currently rolling out widely to Android users. This follows a previous homepage revamp in May that integrated search functionality.
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Google Wallet on Android is rolling out a redesign for passes, making them full-screen with brand-themed backgrounds. This update applies to loyalty cards and boarding passes, changing how users interact with key actions and settings.