Google Wallet may finally add Aadhaar card support alongside a new split-style FAB (APK teardown)

Google Wallet has been gradually expanding its utility as a one-stop shop for storing all your important documents, ranging from credit cards to transit cards, and even identity cards, as well as just about everything else. We’ve now spotted Google Wallet working on supporting Aadhaar card in India, along with a new split-style FAB that could tie into a previously spotted search feature.

Google Wallet in India could soon get support for Aadhaar

Google Wallet was relaunched in 2024 in India as a means of storing travel cards and identity documents. Currently, Google Wallet does not support the Aadhaar card, India’s primary government-issued identification card, despite rival solutions like Samsung Wallet having long supported this feature. This could soon change, as we’ve spotted new mentions of Aadhaar card within Google Wallet v25.1.850929474:

Google Wallet could also get UI updates

Within the same Google Wallet app version, we’ve spotted a new split-style, centered FAB (floating action button) that replaces the single FAB present on the right-hand side.

In the current version, the single FAB opens the Add to wallet screen, where you can add passes, IDs, and other documents to your wallet. In the upcoming split-style FAB, the Plus button opens the same Add to wallet screen. The View more option currently does nothing, but we’ve spotted strings that give us more clues on what it could do:

We’ve previously spotted Google Wallet working on a search feature, and this could be another entry point for it beyond the search button (which hasn’t rolled out yet). We’ll keep you updated when we learn more about it.