In India, the Google Wallet app will store and allow users to retrieve digital documents such as boarding passes, movie tickets, loyalty cards, public transit tickets, and others.

Google has launched the Google Wallet app in India to store boarding passes, tickets, and more. The app will co-exist alongside Google Pay.

Google on Wednesday launched its digital wallet in India with local integrations, nearly two years after the app was relaunched as a digital wallet platform in the U.S. As TechCrunch exclusively reported last month, Google Wallet will operate in India ...

Google Wallet is now officially available in India and is rolling out today as the default experience for non-payment cards and passes.

Google introduces Wallet for Android users in India, offering secure storage for cards, tickets, and more. Separate from Google Pay, Wallet streamlines non-payment needs. Ram Papatla confirms Google Pay's continuation as the primary payments app.

The payments duties remain with the Google Pay app, while Wallet wants to put your tickets, boarding passes, loyalty accounts and digital documents within one interface

Google has announced the launch of its Wallet app in India, enabling users to save their digital travel tickets, gift cards, and event passes in one place. Google Wallet will allow users a fast and secure access to everyday essentials.