How WalletPro cards work
A WalletPro card is simple: a name, the text stored inside the QR code, and an optional color. The app turns that text into a QR code on the watch.
There is no WalletPro web account and no web dashboard. Garmin Connect IQ app settings are the main place where card data lives. When you save settings and sync your watch, WalletPro reads those cards on the device. You can also add, edit, and delete cards from the watch, and those changes use the same Garmin Connect IQ settings.
Add cards from Garmin Connect IQ
Open the Garmin Connect IQ app on your phone, find WalletPro, open Settings, enter the card name and the QR code text, then save. Sync the watch before opening the card on the device.
Add or edit cards on the watch
Open WalletPro on the watch. Hold UP/MENU, or long-touch the wallet list if your device has touch. Choose Add when the wallet is empty, or Edit when cards already exist.
Delete old cards
Use Edit on the watch to remove a card you no longer need. You can also clear that card's QR code text in Garmin Connect IQ settings, save, and sync again. Remaining cards stay available after the next reload or sync.
Sync when something looks old
If a card changed on the phone but the watch still shows the old value, save the Garmin Connect IQ settings and sync the device. If you changed cards on the watch, let Garmin Connect IQ sync so the phone settings can catch up too.
What to put in the QR code field
Enter the exact text that should be encoded in the QR code. For a loyalty card, membership card, gym pass, ticket, or boarding pass, that usually means the value the scanner expects. If the source gives you a QR image only, WalletPro needs the text inside that QR code, not a screenshot.
After setup
Open WalletPro on the watch, select a card, and the QR code opens locally on the device. Once the cards have synced, they remain usable without a phone connection.
If a scanner does not read the code, check the QR code text first. Long values and some third-party scanners can be harder to use on a small watch screen.