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How to Use Apple Wallet

By Matthew Lynch
July 6, 2023
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Apple Wallet, formerly known as Passbook, is an app that is pre-installed on all iPhones and is designed to store digital passes, tickets, and other items like gift cards, credit cards, and boarding passes. It is a convenient tool that allows people to store and access important information with ease. Here are some tips on how to get the most out of Apple Wallet:

1. Add a card

To add a credit or debit card, open the Wallet app and click the plus sign in the upper right-hand corner. Follow the instructions on the screen and enter your card details. Once your card is added to the Wallet app, you can use it to make payments at participating retailers that accept Apple Pay.

2. Add a pass

Adding a pass to the Wallet app is simple. If you receive a pass through an app, email, or text message, just tap on the pass and click “Add to Apple Wallet.” Alternatively, if you received a paper-based pass or ticket, you can scan it using your iPhone’s camera, and then save it to the Wallet app.

3. Organize your passes

To make it easier to find a specific pass, you can group them by categories. For example, if you have several airline boarding passes, you can make a “Travel” category and move them all there. To create a category, tap the plus icon in the upper right-hand corner of the Wallet app and select “New Category.”

4. Use your passes

Once your passes are stored in the Wallet app, you can access them easily. To use a pass, simply tap on it and swipe left or right to change the information on the pass. For example, if you have a movie ticket, you might want to show the QR code to the ticket attendant. Swipe left on the pass and tap on “Show Code” to display the code.

5. Customize your passes

You can personalize your passes by adding your name, customizing the background color, or adding a photo. To modify a pass, tap on it, and then tap on the “i” icon in the bottom right-hand corner. From there, you can customize various features of the pass.

Apple Wallet is an extremely useful app that allows you to store and access important information with ease. With these simple tips, you can get the most out of this app and make your life a little bit easier.

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