How do I add my virtual card to a mobile wallet?

You can add your virtual cards to your preferred mobile wallet, including Google Pay and Apple Wallet. Please see instructions below:

Google Pay

On your Android device, log into your Found app.
Tap the Debit Card icon in the bottom row of icons.
Under the image of your virtual card, tap the Add to G Pay button
You can also tap on your additional virtual cards and tap the Add to G Pay button to add that card to G Pay.

Apple Wallet

On your Apple device, log into your Found app.
Tap the Debit Card icon in the bottom row of icons.
Under the image of your virtual card, tap the Add to Apple Wallet button
You can also tap on your additional virtual cards and tap the Add to Apple Wallet button to add that card to your Apple Wallet as well.

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