Google Wallet now supports Aadhaar Verifiable Credentials in India; Creation of ID pass based on passport info now available in Taiwan, Brazil and Singapore

By Estuti Bajpai Published on April 28, 2026, 10:29 IST

In its latest development, Google has today officially announced the expansion of Digital IDs in India and around the world.

We’re expanding access to digital IDs in Google Wallet in select countries, all built with advanced privacy features like selective disclosure to keep your data secure.

Rolling out now:
🇮🇳 In India, you’ll be able to save Aadhaar Verifiable Credentials directly on your device… pic.twitter.com/oQqCrzF9Fu

— Google (@Google) April 28, 2026

Expansion of Digital IDs

Building on its UIDAI partnership, Google has announced that consumers in India can now save their Aadhaar Verifiable Credentials directly in Google Wallet on their device. This new capability creates a secure, digital-first ID and makes it easier to verify identity for everyday conveniences.

The initial set of partners for this feature includes:

PVR Inox- Quickly prove your age for movies and unlock rewards
BharatMatrimony- Match confidently with real people using verified ‘Prime’ profiles
Atyls- Securely auto-fill international visa applications with a single tap
Mygate- Soon, ensure delivery and service staff entering your community are securely verified
Snabbit- Build trust in the gig economy with seamless checks for service providers in the near future

Google is also expanding digital ID features to more countries. People in Singapore, Taiwan and Brazil are now able to create an ID pass, a secure digital ID based on their passport information, and save it in Google Wallet. This will offer a simple and private way to verify identity or age for in-person and online services that require it, like when needed to sign into your accounts.

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