Your digital business card, in Apple Wallet

One tap adds your VisiCardly card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet — right next to your boarding passes and loyalty cards, always one swipe from your lock screen.

Add to Apple Wallet

Open your public VisiCardly profile on an iPhone and tap "Save to Apple Wallet". VisiCardly generates a real Wallet pass (a .pkpass file) containing your name, job title, company and a link back to your live profile — iOS adds it to Wallet in one tap, no app install required.

Add to Google Wallet

On Android, open your profile and tap "Save to Google Wallet" instead. The same card details are added to the Google Wallet app, so your digital business card sits alongside transit passes and loyalty cards — works on any Android phone with Google Wallet installed.

Why Wallet instead of just a link?

A shared link or QR code is perfect for a first introduction. A Wallet pass is for after that — it lives on the recipient's lock screen with offline access, no app to install, and no digging through messages to find your details again at the next networking event.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add my digital business card to Apple Wallet?

Yes. Every VisiCardly profile has a "Save to Apple Wallet" button that generates a real Wallet pass (.pkpass) with your name, title, company and a link back to your profile.

Does it work with Google Wallet too?

Yes. There's a matching "Save to Google Wallet" button that adds the same card to Google Wallet on Android.

Does the Wallet pass update if I change my details?

The pass links back to your live VisiCardly profile, so anyone viewing it can always tap through to your current details — re-save the pass any time you make a significant change.

Is adding my card to Wallet free?

Yes, it's included on every VisiCardly plan, including the free plan.

What information appears on my Wallet pass?

Your Wallet pass shows your name, job title, company, and a QR code or link back to your live VisiCardly profile — so anyone who taps it lands on your full digital business card, contact details included.

Is a Wallet business card better than just sharing a QR code?

They work together, not against each other. A QR code is best for handing your card to someone new; a Wallet pass is best for people you've already connected with — it sits on their lock screen alongside boarding passes, so they can find you again without searching for a link.

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