Google Wallet is rolling out a major app redesign on Android that improves the browsing experience.
Update 5/11: This redesign is rolling out to more people today, but it’s not yet widespread. Try to force stop Google Wallet from app data.
Original 4/23: The top part of the main page of the program is unchanged. However, everything below the credit and debit card carousel is brand new.
Transitions no longer span the full width of your screen. Instead, you’ll see two per row, with cards that have a themed background that better differentiates each one.
In addition to being able to reorder (by holding down and dragging), you can now control which links appear on the main page.
Google Wallet has replaced the large “plus” FAB (floating action button) in the bottom right corner with a centered, split button option. The plus on the right takes you to the same “Add to Wallet” screen as before.
Show More finally opens a new page that lets you “Search Your Wallet” for transactions, payment methods, and loyalty cards. The last sections for Transactions and Transitions are displayed.
Tapping “Manage links at home” allows you to star or remove visible ones.
This Google Wallet redesign is showing up on a few devices we’ve checked today, but it’s still in the process of rolling out. Make sure you update to the latest versions Google Wallet and Google Play services (stable 26.15.33).
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