THE ONEWALLET BLOG

Get more out
of every card.

Guides, product notes, and small tricks from the team building ONEWallet.

FEATURED·PRODUCT

Seven years, one wallet

From a first commit in January 2019 to version 3.6 — what changed along the way, including the feature we shipped and then deleted five days later.

ONEWallet
3.6.30
Release notes

ONEWallet 3.6.30: a clearer way to choose your card

A new two-column card type picker and more controlled ad loading in the September update.

Google Wallet
vs ONEWallet
PRODUCT

ONEWallet vs. Google Wallet: what's the difference?

One is built around tap-to-pay. The other lets you customize every card — design, color, photos, and all.

D-3EXPIRES SOON
GUIDES

Never let a coupon expire again

Two kinds of reminder for two halves of the problem: one watches the calendar, the other watches the door.

New phone.
Same cards.
GUIDES

Getting a new phone? Bring your cards.

Your cards live on your device — which is exactly why a new phone starts out empty. Turn backup on before you switch.

QR code card displayed full screen
GUIDES

Barcode, QR, or card number?

Every counter asks for something slightly different. Here's how to tell which format your store scanner wants.

Add cards with AI auto registration
GUIDES

Add a card from a photo, in one tap

Point the camera at the back of your loyalty card and let AI pull the number, the brand, and the barcode for you.

Apple Wallet
ONEWallet
GUIDES

Bring your Apple Wallet passes over

Switching to Android? Import your existing passes so nothing gets left behind on the old phone.

HOME SCREEN
Gym · 2231 0098
PRODUCT

The widget: your gym card, no app needed

Put the card you scan most on the home screen and cut two taps out of every visit.

ICN → SFOOW 0610 · SEAT 24A
GUIDES

Boarding passes, ready at the gate

Keep the pass next to your lounge card and airline membership, and pull it up without hunting through email.

Discover tab with offers and tips
PRODUCT

How Discover picks featured offers

What lands in the Discover tab, what never will, and why none of it touches the cards on your device.

3.0.12AI card reader
3.0.8Share as image
3.0.2Watch & sync
RELEASE NOTES

What shipped recently

A rewritten scanner, cards on your wrist, and the small fixes you asked for in reviews.

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slower than using it.

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