Extend wallet provisioning beyond the mobile app. Web Provisioning lets cardholders add cards to Apple Pay or Google Pay from a supported browser, creating a direct path from an issuer’s website to digital payments.
With Apple Pay, cardholders can add a card to multiple Apple devices linked to their Apple ID at once. With Google Pay, cardholders select Add to Google Pay on the issuer’s website and complete provisioning there.
For issuers, Web Provisioning brings wallet access to more moments across the card journey, from digital onboarding to account management and card replacement. It also supports a wider range of card programmes, including corporate and gift cards.
Web Provisioning supports a range of digital card experiences:
Let customers add a card to their wallet after completing an online application.
Make virtual cards available to business cardholders through a web experience.
Give customers a direct way to add a gift card to their digital wallet.
Support cardholders who manage their cards on your website.
Help cardholders add a replacement card to their wallet and get back to paying.
The cardholder starts in the issuer’s web experience. For Google Pay, they select Add to Google Pay, a provisioning session is created and card credentials are retrieved and sent to Google Pay. For Apple Pay, cardholders can provision to the Apple devices linked to their Apple ID, including multiple devices in the same flow.
Web Provisioning supports Apple Pay and Google Pay. Each implementation has its own provider requirements and integration process.
Cardholders can provision a card from a supported browser to Apple devices linked to their Apple ID, including multiple devices at once. Implementation requires a signed agreement with Apple, Mastercard or Visa test and production environments, an API key, an Apple Pay Partner ID, and an onboarded Card Template in the Apple Business Register account.
Cardholders start and complete provisioning on the issuer’s website by selecting Add to Google Pay. Card credentials are retrieved and sent to Google Pay. Implementation requires a signed agreement with Google, Mastercard or Visa test and production environments, an API key, a Google Pay Merchant ID of Aggregator, Google Pay Unified Push Provisioning API access, and a Google Pay Merchant ID in Google Issuer Console.
Give cardholders another way to reach their digital wallets, directly from your web experience.
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