Google Wallet’s Apple-inspired card redesign is rolling out more widely
Instead of repeatedly swiping through a carousel to find a card, you can now tap the one you want from an expanded list.
Google Wallet has started rolling out a redesigned card interface more widely. The new layout replaces the previous horizontal card carousel with a vertically stacked list of saved payment cards. This change allows for a more compact display, showing one full card preview and a partial view of a second card at the top.
The stacked redesign makes it easier to access and manage payment methods, especially for one-handed use. Users can reorder cards, set a default one, and view card details and transaction history by tapping a settings gear icon in the top-right corner. The update is being rolled out via a server-side update and has appeared on several devices.
The redesign was first spotted in September and is now seeing broader availability, including on Pixel phones. According to 9to5Google, the update includes a "Manage payment methods" option at the bottom, allowing users to arrange and set default cards.
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