Google Wallet Gets Material 3 Expressive Redesign In Latest Update
Google Wallet is rolling out a sleek new look with Material 3 Expressive design. Here’s what’s new and when you’ll see the update on your Android device.

Google Wallet Just Got a Glow-Up, Material You’s Expressive Redesign Rolls Out
Google Wallet’s already your digital pocketknife, handling payments, passes, flight tickets, and gym memberships without breaking a sweat. But now? It’s finally getting a visual upgrade to match its smarts.
Say hello to the Material 3 Expressive redesign, Google’s latest UI polish that’s now rolling out to Wallet. The update brings a cleaner, bolder, and more tactile feel that’s easier on the eyes and the fingers.
What’s New in the Wallet?
If you’re on Google Wallet version 25.24.772650276 and Play Services v25.25, you might already be seeing it. If not, hold tight, it’s a staged rollout, so your Pixel (or other Android buddy) should catch up soon.

Thanks to eagle-eyed Reddit user u/issayrobles and Android Authority, we’ve got a sneak peek into what’s changed:
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Card-style layout: Each item (your passes, cards, etc.) is clearly boxed, making it easy to spot what’s what.
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Toggle buttons: Now with a more obvious on/off state, because no one wants to second-guess their settings.
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A beefed-up FAB (that’s the floating action button): It’s bolder, brighter, and practically begging you to tap it to add something new to your Wallet.
Even in dark mode, the update looks slick. Think less clutter, more clarity, like someone Marie Kondo’d your digital wallet.
Why It Matters
Let’s be real: Wallet already works like a charm. But design matters, especially when you’re juggling airline gates, payments, and coffee punch cards on the go. This update makes the experience smoother and more intuitive. Plus, it fits neatly into Google’s broader Material You design push which is all about personalization, accessibility, and aesthetic harmony across apps.

The Wallet’s Got Style Now
The Material 3 Expressive refresh makes Google Wallet feel more modern, more interactive, and honestly, just nicer to use. It’s not a complete reinvention but it is a welcome glow-up.
Check your app versions, maybe nudge those updates, and soon you’ll be swiping through your digital essentials with a bit more style.
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