How do I manually add a card to Google Wallet?

Okay, so you’re trying to wrestle with adding a card to Google Wallet manually? I’ve been there, trust me! It can be a tiny bit confusing, but honestly, it’s not as bad as it looks. Here’s how I do it – it’s pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it.

First things first, open up that Google Wallet app. You know, the colorful little wallet icon? Then, you’ll see a button that says something like “Add to Wallet.” Tap that little guy. Now, they’ll probably offer you different things you can add, like loyalty cards or gift cards. But you’re after a payment card, right? So, tap that option.

Now here’s the key part: look for “Enter details manually.” Sometimes I’ve almost missed it! Why is it always kinda hidden, right? Anyway, tap on that. This is where you’ll type in all your card info, you know, the number, the expiration date, that kinda stuff. Just like when you’re shopping online. (Except hopefully Google is more secure… which I’m pretty sure it is!)

Once you’ve painstakingly entered every. single. digit. (Don’t be like me and mess it up the first time, forcing a redo!), you’ll tap “Save and continue.” There will probably be some terms and conditions. Who actually reads those, though? (Just kidding… mostly.) Give ’em a quick glance (or not) and hit “Accept.” And boom! You’re done. You’ve conquered the beast!

I remember one time I was trying to add a prepaid card I got as a gift, and for some reason, it just. wouldn’t. work. Turns out I was typing in the wrong security code! I felt so silly. So, double-check everything. It’ll save you a headache later. Hopefully, this helps! Let me know if you still have trouble.

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