Pass2Pay

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About this app

Pass2Pay is the only application you'll need to have your passes, tickets and cards sorted and accessible on your Android phone and easily imported into Google Pay™ or Huawei Wallet.
With Pass2Pay, you will be able to import passes of all kinds, like they pkpass format (Apple Passbook), from a PDF file or directly from a photograph. Once read, they are sent to your preferred service, either Google Pay or Huawei Wallet, so that you can consult and use them from all your devices.
In addition, you can also create them manually.

Among the card types you can add are all those supported by pkpass, Google Pay and Huawei Wallet. Transport tickets, tickets, gift cards, loyalty cards and offers.

Warnings:

- As a user, you are solely responsible for the passes you import. They must always be legal and according to the terms of service of their creators.
- We have no relationship with Google Pay or Huawei Wallet beyond the use of its free tools for the creation of passes.
- We have no relationship with Apple or its Passbook application, beyond the reading of data from the passes format pkpass.

Ratings and reviews

Off the bat, great idea. Some services simply don't offer Google Pay support when they really should. One example of this is American Airlines. Adding the boarding pass from a photo was pretty easy, so +1 on that front. Outside of bugs with local time (I have to off set time by a few hours, in my case), it's pretty solid. One thing that stops me from using this fully was TSA Precheck. A way to enable that on my phone would be excellent (and really an essential with all these long lines)

The app does the job pretty well, even though it's a bit clumsy with unrefined edges: - It's impossible to go back after you select a camera to scan barcode. - The venue selection map for event passes doesn't select venues, just addresses. - No obvious way to remove single items from history. - Is very conservative with what information it reads from an imported PDF. Usually just a bar/qr code. Overall it's a good app, and you'll be happy with the results (even if annoyed with the experience)

The app mostly works well, but I have to edit the event time every time I use it, don't know if that's a problem with the app itself or incorrect pkpass files, but Pass2Pay has to do something about it. At least add an option to add the timezone correction automatically by a given value (that wouldn't be a perfect solution because it doesn't take the summer time or event-specific time zone into account, but that's at least something).