APPLE WALLET & GOOGLE WALLET
Share your contact details.
Show your Apple Wallet or Google Wallet business card. Someone scans its code, reviews your name, phone number and email, and can save them to their contacts.
Contact Wallet cards are free. The basic contact QR is generated in your browser.
Create and share in three steps
- 1Your details
- 2Preview
- 3Add to Wallet
Scan your code with the phone or app your visitors will use. Check the details and destination before printing or sharing it.
A basic static contact QR is made in your browser and stores your details inside the code. A temporary draft may stay in your browser to help you resume after sign-in. Creating a Wallet card sends its details to our servers for processing; Google Wallet also uses Google’s service. A published QREasy website stores the content you choose to put online.
Choose your digital business cardWhat happens when someone scans my card?
You choose between two experiences. A contact card lets the person review your details and choose to save them to their phone. A website card opens the website you created with QREasy, so they can explore your work, services and contact options.
Does the other person need an app?
They do not need a QREasy app or account. They point a compatible phone camera or QR reader at your code and tap the prompt. A website opens in their browser. For a contact card, they review your details and choose whether to save them. The prompts vary by phone.
What can I create for free?
You can create contact cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, your first one-page website, and unlimited static QR codes. The Free plan also includes one QR with an editable destination and seven days of scan and visitor history. Connecting a QREasy website to a Wallet card requires Lite SME or Business.
Does it work without internet?
You can display a Wallet card that is already saved on your phone without internet. A compatible QR reader can read contact details embedded in a static contact QR offline. Opening a QREasy website needs internet, even when its QR is on a saved Wallet card.
Where is my information stored?
A basic static contact QR is made in your browser and stores your details inside the code. A temporary draft may stay in your browser to help you resume after sign-in. Creating a Wallet card sends its details to our servers for processing; Google Wallet also uses Google’s service. A published QREasy website stores the content you choose to put online.