How to Add ID/License and Credit Card to PassBook

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How to Add ID/License and Credit Card to PassBook

Ron Jaxon

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Download the free Lemon Wallet app. This offers many features. Most are free but there are some extras you can pay for.

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It'll first allow you to add you ID, credit cards, gift cards, just about any card in your wallet to the Lemon Wallet.

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To add a card use the capture feature. Capture both front and back of the card (this is a fake card).

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After a card is scanned it'll be digitalized.

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The app and all cards are pass lock protected. You can also add additional passwords to them.

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So you can add your ID.

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All cards are turned into digital cards with a QR Code.

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Also credit cards. If the store you shop in has a modern camera scanner it can read the QR Code. If it has the (red) laser scanner it might not work. But they can add your card number manually.

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To add a card to Passbook. Tap the three dots at the top right corner.

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Here's an example of one of the paid features you can purchase in Lemon Wallet.

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You can also add receipts to Lemon Wallet.

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With the free account you can add features to only one card. For example you can add the ability to view your balance and be warned of suspicious account activity. For more cards you'll have to pay.

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Well that's all there is to it. Could come in handy if you drove a long distance to a store and realized you forgot your wallet/purse. I hope someone finds this helpful.

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Ron Jaxon

michigan

I'm a semi professional magician. Graphic designer. I've been deaf almost 20 years but i can hear now thanks to the cochlear implant I got almost 2 years ago.

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just figured that out.. iphone passbook.. thought it was calling the main page of Lemon a "passbook" haha.. thx.. Seems Lemon is having trouble today. I've started two new accounts and all cards I add get stuck in the "recognizing card" step. (after a few that worked successfully) Tried everything to clear them out. reinstall etc. ideas?

Brandon Butler last month

Lemon book and passbook are two deprecate apps. The lemon app can load a card into your passbook app for you.

Ron Jaxon (author) last month

I dont undertand what it means by "add to passbook". I mean once you scan a card isn't already in your Lemon "passbook"??

Brandon Butler last month

Well, Ron, this answered questions I asked on another guide. Thanks for keeping us up-to-date on these apps.

Alice Ryan 4 months ago

GOOD MAN!!

Bil Hartman 5 months ago

Someone blamed me for making this guide as "a commercial". Let me assure you. I've never been asked to make a guide. I've never received anything in return for making a guide and I'm not affiliated with any apps I've ever made a guide for. I simply share things I feel are worth sharing.

Ron Jaxon (author) 5 months ago

I'm sure in time more businesses will catch up.

Ron Jaxon (author) 5 months ago

Yea. I mentioned that in the guide. They have to have the modern camera style scanner. The kind they hold in their hand.

Ron Jaxon (author) 5 months ago

It only works if the shop has scanners that scan a screen, tried a loyalty card with a supermarket - didn't scan.

Gursewak Singh 5 months ago

Thanks for the fantastic feature Ron! Feel free to learn more about Lemon Wallet's security here (http://lemon.com/security/) and let us know if you have any questions! For the latest on Lemon upgrades and features, feel free to follow us on Twitter: @GetLemons.

Lemon Wallet 5 months ago

That's a separate service. It really has nothing to do with adding your cards and ID to your passbook. That's all done on your phone. No one else sees your info to digitalized them. The service for seeing your balance simply links to your banks website. So no one sees that information either. The sane with the lost wallet feature. It links to your bank website. Your bank is the one that'll take care of it all. So yes. It's safe. As safe as using your banks website because that's what you'll be doing here.

Ron Jaxon (author) 5 months ago

I'm not normally paranoid about Internet security, but if these guys have enough information about you to act as "agents" and cancel all of your cards in the event of your wallet getting stolen, they have a LOT of information. I find that a bit creepy. But thanks for the guide :)

Au Natural 5 months ago

How safe is it?

Katja .. 5 months ago

Hey! I actually downloaded that lemon wallet app long ago& couldn't find it useful since they limited the number of cards so i deleted it but it seems they have updated it a lot since the time I had it! It didn't have the 'add to passbook' option. Thanks for sharing the info :)

Reem Molokhia 5 months ago

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half of my cards are stuck in this step.. and reinstalling the app will not clear them out. Suggestions?

Brandon Butler last month

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Tks! I may have seen but perhaps haven't noticed (i belong more to the caveman era 😬)

Serene Snapguider 5 months ago

It stands for Quick Response Code. It's kind of like a bar code. Do a google search for it. I'm sure you've seen QR Codes. They're all over the place these days.

Ron Jaxon (author) 5 months ago

What is QR ❓

Serene Snapguider 5 months ago

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