Fitbit is updating our contactless payments feature from Fitbit Pay to Google Wallet. Google Wallet is now available for all Fitbit devices that support contactless payments. This update will increase the number of banks and cards that are available for contactless payments on your Fitbit device and let you pay quickly everywhere Google Pay is accepted! Fitbit Pay will no longer be available in most locales starting July 29, 2024.
Most customers with an NFC enabled device will be able to add their cards to Google Wallet once they update their mobile app to version 4.13 (which is rolling out now!).
You can continue to use existing cards in Fitbit Pay until July 29th, but new cards can no longer be added to Fitbit Pay. If your current card isn't supported by Google Wallet yet, you can easily add one of the thousands of cards that Google Wallet supports to your Fitbit device. (Note that if you’re located in Saudi Arabia, Japan, or Taiwan, your device will continue to use Fitbit Pay past July 29th.)
We regularly update our supported banks list, so if your current card can’t be added to Google Wallet, check back soon. For example, American Express support will be available in the coming weeks.
Make the switch to Google Wallet by July 29th to continue using payments on your device. Updating is quick and easy, simply tap your device settings in the Fitbit app to get started. For instructions, see our help article.
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