However, these might not fit every use case. Each pass type, or pass class, comes with use-case specific fields and features to enhance the user experience. The new account is being created using the issuer.The Google Wallet API allows you to engage with users through various types of passes: loyalty cards, offers, gift cards, event tickets, transit tickets, boarding passes, and more.The user or service account is associated with an existing Issuer account.Your Issuer account is already in publishing mode and this will be reflected in the console.įor new accounts, this will depend on two factors: If you have an existing account and have requested publishing access by submitting a support request, no changes are required on your end. How does demo mode affect new and existing accounts?
After you’ve completed the steps, you’ll be ready to create your own classes and issue passes to your test users. Please refer to the Google Wallet Developer Documentation for these other steps. Some additional steps differ depending on whether you use the Android SDK or Web API.
Agree to the Google Wallet API Terms of Service. 
Create a business in the Google Pay & Wallet Console. It’s simple! Just follow the below steps and you’ll have access to your issuer account in demo. How can developers use the Google Wallet API? When you are in the Google Pay & Wallet Console, you will see two different indicators that your Issuer account is in demo mode. Grant service accounts access to the REST API. While in demo mode, you can do any of the following: The passes created by issuers in demo mode will contain the text “” in the top of the pass until the issuer is approved to be in publishing mode. By default, all administrators and developers who have access to your Issuer account are already test users. While in demo mode, any user who is not included in your list of test users will not be able to add a pass you create to their Google Wallet app. However, access to issue Google Wallet passes to users is restricted to any “test users” you add in the console. Demo mode includes the same features and functionality as publishing mode. When you sign up for a Google Wallet Issuer account for the first time, your account will be in demo mode. Today, you can sign up in the Google Pay & Wallet Console and start using the Google Wallet API immediately in “demo mode.” We want to make it easier for you to develop and test Google Wallet passes so that you can create new, engaging experiences for your customers.
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