Google Wallet is the latest first-party app to get a Material 3 Expressive redesign on Android in a simple modernization.
On the homepage, “Wallet” in the top-left corner is replaced by the app’s logo to provide a nice balance with your profile avatar on the other side.
The list of pass cards is a bit larger than before, while the “Archived passes” button is placed in a pill with an accompanying icon. Lastly, a large FAB (floating action button) is in use.
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The Recent activity page has been updated to place everything in containers, with the first and last cards featuring more rounded corners.
Overall, this is a pretty straightforward Material 3 Expressive redesign for Google Wallet. So far, there’s just one report of this, and it’s not appearing on devices we checked today.
In other Google Wallet developments, the web app picker in the top-right corner of every Google website recently added a “Wallet App” shortcut to wallet.google.com.
More on Google Wallet:
- Google Wallet adds support for seventh state ID on Android
- NFC will work from further away to improve ‘reliability’ in tap to pay and more
- Google Wallet losing PayPal integration in US, accounts ‘deleted’ on June 13
- Google Wallet adding nearby pass notifications, Google Pay sheet redesigned
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