Connect your Google Wallet issuer
Updated June 29, 2026
To send live Google Wallet passes, you connect your own Google Wallet issuer to Passmint. You do this by granting Passmint's service account access to your issuer in the Google Pay & Wallet Console, then confirming your Issuer ID in Passmint.
You'll need access to your organization's Google Pay & Wallet Console.
Go to Settings → Certificates and start connecting a Google issuer. Passmint shows you the service account email to grant access to.
In the Google Pay & Wallet Console, open your issuer's Users settings and add Passmint's service account email with Developer access. This lets Passmint create passes under your issuer without you ever handing over a key file.
Your Issuer ID is the numeric identifier shown in the Google Pay & Wallet Console. Copy it.
Paste the Issuer ID into Passmint and confirm. Passmint checks that it can reach your issuer with the access you granted. If the check passes, your issuer is connected and marked active.
Once connected, live Google passes are issued under your own issuer automatically.
If verification fails, the usual cause is that Passmint's service account hasn't been added to the issuer yet, or was added with the wrong access level. Re-check the Users section of your issuer in the Google console and confirm the exact service account email Passmint showed you.
After connecting
- Issue a test pass first to confirm everything looks right, then switch to live.
- If a live Google pass is skipped with a "no credential" reason, your issuer isn't connected yet. See a Google pass wasn't created.