FooEvents Add to Wallet

Add “Add to Google Wallet” and “Add to Apple Wallet” to Foo Events tickets so attendees can save passes to their phones. No more lost PDFs.

Add to Google Wallet and Apple Wallet

FooEvents Add to Wallet extends Foo Events with “Add to Wallet” for Google Wallet and Apple Wallet. When a ticket is created, the plugin generates the right pass or link so attendees can save their event pass to their phone with one tap.

For Google Wallet, a signed save URL is stored with each ticket and can be shown in ticket emails, on the ticket page, or via shortcodes. For Apple Wallet, the plugin can serve .pkpass files for “Add to Apple Wallet.” Configure each provider under FooEvents → Wallet in the WordPress admin. No commission, no extra fees—just a better experience for your attendees.

What You Get

Google Wallet

Signed save URLs so attendees can add the pass to Google Wallet from ticket emails, the ticket page, or shortcodes. Configure Issuer ID and service account in FooEvents → Wallet.

Apple Wallet

Add to Apple Wallet with .pkpass files. One-tap save to the wallet app on iPhone. Configure in FooEvents → Wallet → Apple tab.

Ticket email integration

Optionally append Add to Google Wallet and Add to Apple Wallet buttons to Foo Events ticket emails when the event has the integration enabled.

Shortcodes and API

Use [fooevents_wallet_buttons] for both, or [fooevents_wallet_button provider="google"] or [fooevents_wallet_button provider="apple"] in posts and pages. In PHP: get_add_to_wallet_url( $ticket_id, 'google' ) or 'apple'.

FooEvents → Wallet

Dedicated admin screen: enable Google and Apple separately, set Issuer ID, service account JSON, and allowed origins. No coding required.

Works with Foo Events

Requires Foo Events and WooCommerce. When a ticket is created, the plugin generates and stores the wallet URL or pass for that ticket.

See FooEvents Add to Wallet in Action

Why Use FooEvents Add to Wallet

Requirements

WordPress 5.8+, PHP 7.4+, WooCommerce 6.0+, and Foo Events must be installed and active. For Google Wallet: a Google Cloud project with the Wallet API enabled, a Google Pay & Wallet Business Console issuer account, Issuer ID, and a service account JSON key. For Apple Wallet: Apple Developer setup for signing .pkpass files. The plugin stores credentials in WordPress options; restrict admin access appropriately.

Ready to Add Wallet Passes to Foo Events?

Get FooEvents Add to Wallet and let attendees save tickets to Google Wallet and Apple Wallet. Documentation and support available at wpcodeally.com.