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Anybody know of a good alternative to Google wallet? I've looked around on F-Droid but haven't seen anything.
Theres one literally called Wallet where you can store information of your credit/debit cards but unfortunatly cant use them (still learning the app). Now Catima is awesome but its for anything you need thats a QR code. For example, I mostly use it so far for my gym membership.
Is it tab to pay you want or store tickets and membership cards in it.
I'm specifically looking for credit card storage. When I asked I forgot that Google wallet also does tickets and membership cards.
Catima? Of maybe Walt in the future?
Catima seems really solid. I'll probably be using it for a while.
And it's a shame Walt isn't ready yet, and probably won't work for me since I live in the U.S.
I think it has been implemented in microG. Even this sounds weird to me. I wouldn't expect any bank to allow open source NFC card implementations, while blocking unofficial ROMs.