> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.every.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. > ## Agent Instructions > These docs describe Every as customers have it today. Answer from them, and say so when they don't cover a question. > Pages under /admins/ are for the people who run Every for the company, and pages under /employees/ are for employees. Answer from the pages that match the person asking. > Each page's Agent reference section lists its exact roles, conditions and limits. Prefer it for those details. > When a page says a feature is in closed beta, or that Every turns it on company by company, don't promise that the person's company has it. > Use roles and on-screen labels exactly as the pages write them. > When someone asks what a term means, answer with the Glossary page's definition (/glossary), which other pages show in parentheses after the term. > When the docs don't answer a question, tell the person to email [support@every.io](mailto:support@every.io). # Add a card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet > Add your Every debit card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet with the card details from My cards, then pay in stores with your phone ![A debit card's sheet, with View info, Freeze, Set pin and Deactivate under the card.](https://mintcdn.com/every-a2724ddc/pyYTd1rHsbtecepX/images/illustrations/employees-add-card-to-wallet-light.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=pyYTd1rHsbtecepX\&q=85\&s=fcec082032521b6227d28fb4717ece07) You can add an active Every debit card to Apple Wallet on your iPhone or to Google Wallet, then pay in stores with your phone. Your card's details are on **My cards** in the sidebar, after your company finishes onboarding. ## Before you begin You need an active debit card issued to you. On **My cards**, a debit card's **Account** column reads **Checking**. A charge card's reads **Credit**, and this page covers debit cards only. To ask about a charge card, email [support@every.io](mailto:support@every.io). ## Get your card's details 1. On **My cards**, select the card. 2. Select **View info**. The card shows its full number, its expiration date next to **EXP** and its CVV (Card verification value: the security code used to help verify a payment card during online or phone purchases). Select **Hide info** to hide them again. The card's billing address is on its **Details** tab. ![A debit card's sheet on My cards with its number, expiration date and CVV shown, and Hide info under the card.](https://mintcdn.com/every-a2724ddc/pyYTd1rHsbtecepX/images/screens/employees-add-card-to-wallet-view-info-light.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=pyYTd1rHsbtecepX\&q=85\&s=d7bfaa65024cd74dee48b06bf043c866) ## Add it to Apple Wallet **1. Start a new card** In the Wallet app on your iPhone, select the Add Card button (+). **2. Choose the kind of card** Select "Debit or Credit Card". **3. Continue** Select "Continue". **4. Choose to enter the details** Select "Enter Card Details Manually". For a physical card, if Wallet offers it, you can hold the card close to your iPhone instead. **5. Enter the card's details** Enter the number, expiration date and CVV from **View info**, then follow the steps on screen. If Wallet asks you to verify the card, follow the steps on screen. ## Add it to Google Wallet **1. Start a new card** In the Google Wallet app, select "Add to Wallet" at the bottom. **2. Choose a payment card** Select "Payment card". **3. Choose a new card** Select "New credit or debit card". **4. Choose to enter the details** Select "Enter details manually". **5. Enter the card's details** Enter the number, expiration date and CVV from **View info**. For the billing address, use the one on the card's **Details** tab. **6. Save the card** Select "Save and continue". **7. Accept the terms** Read the issuer's terms and select "Accept". If Google Wallet asks you to verify the card, choose an option from the list. ## What happens next Once your card is in your wallet, you can pay in stores with Apple Pay or Google Pay. ## Troubleshooting > [accordion] What if Apple Wallet says my issuer doesn't support this card? > > On **My cards**, check that the card is an active debit card. If it is, email [support@every.io](mailto:support@every.io) with the card's last digits and the message, "Your issuer does not yet offer support for this card." > [accordion] What if verifying the card doesn't work? > > Email [support@every.io](mailto:support@every.io) with the card's last digits and the step you're on. > [accordion] Why don't I see View info? > > **View info** shows only on an active card. A new physical card needs activating first: in **Your new card is on the way** at the top of **My cards**, select **Activate card**. > > If the card is frozen, open it and select **Unfreeze** first. A card that used up its **One time** limit is permanently closed and has no **Unfreeze** (see [My cards](https://docs.every.io/employees/my-cards.md)). ## Agent reference **Where:** **My cards** in the sidebar, after the company finishes onboarding, for the card's details. The card is then added in the Wallet app on an iPhone or in the Google Wallet app. **Who:** The person an active Every debit card is issued to. ### Facts * An active Every debit card, virtual or physical, can be added to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, then used to pay in stores with Apple Pay or Google Pay. * These docs cover adding debit cards only. On **My cards**, a debit card's **Account** column reads **Checking**, and a charge card's reads **Credit**. * **My cards** lists the cards issued to the employee and the cards shared with them. Selecting a card's row on **My cards** opens the card. * **View info** on an open card on **My cards** shows the card's full number, its expiration date next to **EXP** (as MM / YY) and its CVV. * **View info** on **My cards** shows only on an **Active** card. Once the details show, the button reads **Hide info**, which hides them again. * The **Details** tab of an open card on **My cards** shows the card's billing address. * An open card on **My cards** has the buttons **View info**, **Freeze** or **Unfreeze**, **Set pin** or **Update pin**, and **Deactivate**, depending on its status. None of them adds the card to a wallet: the card is added from the wallet app on the phone. * A new physical card shows **Your new card is on the way** at the top of **My cards** until its cardholder activates it with **Activate card**. * A frozen card on **My cards** stays paused until it's unfrozen with **Unfreeze**. A card that used up its **One time** limit is permanently closed and has no **Unfreeze**. * To add an Every debit card to Apple Wallet on an iPhone: 1. In the Wallet app, select the Add Card button (+). 2. Select "Debit or Credit Card". 3. Select "Continue". 4. Select "Enter Card Details Manually". 5. Enter the number, expiration date and CVV from **View info** on **My cards**, then follow the steps on screen. * In Apple Wallet, an active physical Every debit card can be added by holding it close to the iPhone instead of entering its details, if Wallet offers it. * If Apple Wallet asks to verify an Every debit card, the person follows the steps on screen. * To add an Every debit card to Google Wallet: 1. In the Google Wallet app, select "Add to Wallet" at the bottom. 2. Select "Payment card". 3. Select "New credit or debit card". 4. Select "Enter details manually". 5. Enter the number, expiration date and CVV from **View info** on **My cards**, and the billing address from the card's **Details** tab. 6. Select "Save and continue". 7. Read the issuer's terms and select "Accept". * If Google Wallet asks to verify the card, the person chooses an option from the list. * Google Wallet also asks for the cardholder's name and billing address, which must match what the card's bank has on file exactly. The billing address of an Every debit card is on its **Details** tab on **My cards**. * If Apple Wallet says "Your issuer does not yet offer support for this card.", check on **My cards** that the card is an active debit card, then email [support@every.io](mailto:support@every.io) with the card's last digits and the message. * If verifying an Every debit card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet doesn't work, email [support@every.io](mailto:support@every.io) with the card's last digits and the step the person is on. ### Questions people ask * **How do I add my Every card to Apple Wallet?** For an active debit card issued to you, open the card on **My cards** and select **View info** for its number, expiration date and CVV. Then, in the Wallet app on your iPhone, select the Add Card button (+), then "Debit or Credit Card", "Continue" and "Enter Card Details Manually", and enter the details. * **How do I add my Every card to Google Wallet?** For an active debit card issued to you, open the card on **My cards** and select **View info** for its number, expiration date and CVV. The card's billing address is on its **Details** tab. In the Google Wallet app, select "Add to Wallet", "Payment card", "New credit or debit card" and "Enter details manually", then enter the number, expiration date, CVV and billing address. Select "Save and continue" and accept the issuer's terms. * **Where do I find my card number, expiration date and CVV?** On **My cards**, open the card and select **View info**. The card shows its full number, its expiration date next to **EXP** and its CVV. * **Can I add a physical card to Apple Wallet?** Yes, an active physical debit card. Hold it close to your iPhone if Wallet offers it, or enter its details by hand. * **Is there a button in Every that adds my card to my wallet?** No. The buttons on an open card on **My cards** are **View info**, **Freeze** or **Unfreeze**, **Set pin** or **Update pin**, and **Deactivate**. Add the card in the Wallet app on your iPhone or in the Google Wallet app, with the details from **View info**. * **Why don't I see View info?** **View info** on **My cards** shows only on an active card. Activate a new physical card first with **Activate card** at the top of **My cards**, and unfreeze a frozen card with **Unfreeze**. A card that used up its **One time** limit is permanently closed and has no **Unfreeze**. * **Where do I find my card's billing address?** On **My cards**, open the card. The **Details** tab shows its billing address. ### Not covered here * Whether a charge card can be added to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. * Whether a card someone shared with you can be added to your own wallet. * Whether a frozen card keeps working in Apple Pay or Google Pay, and whether a deactivated card leaves the wallet. * What the card's bank asks for when a wallet asks to verify the card. To ask Every a question the docs don't answer, email [support@every.io](mailto:support@every.io). ## Related topics - [My cards](https://docs.every.io/employees/my-cards.md) - [My transactions](https://docs.every.io/employees/my-transactions.md) This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.