What QR cards can WalletPro store?

WalletPro can store short QR payloads such as loyalty card QR codes, membership card QR codes, gym access QR codes, store cards, access passes, event tickets, boarding pass QR codes, parkrun QR codes, vCard/contact QR codes, URL QR codes, text QR codes, and coupon QR codes.

Does WalletPro work offline?

Yes. After Garmin Connect IQ settings sync to the device, WalletPro reads cards from local app storage and generates QR codes on the device without network access.

How are cards added to WalletPro?

Cards are added, edited, and deleted through Garmin Connect IQ app settings. WalletPro does not use a separate web dashboard or external account.

Is WalletPro a payment wallet or Garmin Pay replacement?

No. WalletPro displays QR codes. It is not a payment wallet, bank card wallet, NFC app, Garmin Pay replacement, Apple Wallet import tool, Google Wallet import tool, or scanner app.

Garmin Connect IQ wallet

WalletPro

A clean offline wallet for QR-code cards on Garmin watches. Add cards in Garmin Connect IQ settings, sync once, and use them from your watch without a phone connection.

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Built for the watch

Fast access. No web account.

WalletPro keeps the watch experience focused: swipe through cards, use hardware buttons, and open a large QR code only when you need to scan it.

Configure in Connect IQ

Add, edit, and delete cards through Garmin Connect IQ app settings. No separate dashboard or login is required.

Works offline after sync

Once settings are synced to the watch, cards are read from local app storage and QR codes are generated on the device.

Made for Garmin UI

WalletPro supports touch gestures, hardware buttons, native action menus, the app list, and Garmin glance preview.

QR card use cases

Built for common scan moments.

Keep the QR codes you actually show on your watch: loyalty cards, gym access, store cards, tickets, boarding passes, parkrun, contact cards, links, text codes, and coupons.

Loyalty QR Membership QR Gym access Store cards Access passes Event tickets Boarding pass QR parkrun QR vCard/contact QR URL QR Text QR Coupon QR

Watch screens

Cards, QR, and Garmin glance.

WalletPro Garmin watch screen showing a large QR code ready to scan. — WalletPro opens a large local QR code view when a card is selected.

WalletPro Garmin watch screen showing multiple colored QR wallet cards. — WalletPro presents synced QR cards as a swipeable wallet deck on the watch.

Private by design.

No network permissions, no web requests, and no developer-operated servers.

The watch app uses only ComplicationPublisher for a non-sensitive watch-face value.

Card data stays in Garmin Connect IQ app settings and device storage after sync.

The developer does not receive card names, QR payloads, colors, or usage data.

Delete cards in Garmin Connect IQ settings or remove the app to clear app-managed data.

Simple card model

Only what a QR wallet needs.

Each card has a title, QR payload, and simple color choice. Decorative QR hints are intentionally absent from icons and card previews, so QR appears only when a card is opened.

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Read it your way

Choose the language you use every day.

Open WalletPro details in your preferred language. The app link stays the same Garmin Connect IQ listing.

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FAQ

Questions before installing.

Does WalletPro work without internet?

Yes. After settings sync, WalletPro reads card data from local device app storage and generates QR codes on the device.

Is there a web dashboard?

No. Cards are managed through Garmin Connect IQ app settings, so there is no external account, login, or web cabinet.

Which devices is WalletPro for?

WalletPro is for current supported Garmin Connect IQ devices listed on the Garmin Connect IQ Store page, including compatible modern Garmin watches and devices.

Does WalletPro support barcodes?

WalletPro is intended for QR codes, not 1D barcodes. Scanner acceptance depends on the scanner, lighting, watch display, QR payload, and the rules of the provider.