
Following the homepage redesignGoogle Wallet for Android adds online order tracking in the US
Update 7/2: We are now seeing order tracking activated on our devices. When you have an upcoming delivery, a card will appear at the bottom of the card carousel on the home page.

Tapping will take you to a details page listing what you have purchased as mentioned in the email with images. There is a link to that message and the ability to view “Tracking Information”, while you can delete any orders that appear in Google Wallet.
Back on the home page, tapping the “See More” FAB displays a new order carousel under Transactions. There is also a list view to view your order history.

Original 6/25: This Wallet feature can pull “detailed receipts, tracking numbers, and shipping status” from Gmail.
The Google Wallet app will show “orders arriving soon” on your home page along with your passes. To view all orders, tap the centered “See More” button. At the top, Wallet will show “orders arriving today or in transit.” You can also view online orders from View more transactions > Orders.
Once you view an order, Google Wallet will show you the package’s tracking details. You can delete orders from Wallet by tapping the trash icon on this page.
This information is also available at wallet.google.com in the Transactions > Orders tab.
To get order tracking in Google Wallet, make sure you have Gmail > Settings > email account > Google Workspace smart features > Smart features in other Google products activated.
This Wallet feature is currently available in the US and is supported by “a large number of major US merchants.” Google notes that: “If the order is from a smaller merchant or a non-US merchant, it may not show up in Wallet.”
This is not yet available on the accounts we verified with Google today. releasing a support article on the integration last day.
Order tracking is a natural fit that helps make the new Google Wallet homepage feel a little more like a dashboard.
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