The login page currently says: "Digital loyalty platform based on Apple Wallet and Google Pay" We can't change that from our dashboard as it's hard coded in by BM. WHY SHOULD IT BE CHANGED? 'Google Pay' took over 'Google Wallet' back in 2018, but in 2020 Google reverted to having a separate branding for storage of cards and passes, so they remarketed that separation under their old Google Wallet brand once more. Much like Apple has 'Apple Pay' and 'Apple Wallet', Google now has 'Google Pay' and 'Google Wallet'. WHAT GOOGLE HAS TO SAY ABOUT THIS Google Pay and Google Wallet are not the same; Google Wallet is the app you use to store digital items like payment cards, passes, and tickets, while Google Pay is the service that uses these stored items for contactless and online payments. Historically, Google Pay was a standalone app that has been phased out and replaced in many regions by the more comprehensive Google Wallet app, which now handles both storing digital items and enabling payments. What Google Wallet does: Stores Digital Items: It's your digital wallet for storing payment cards, loyalty cards, transit passes, event tickets, digital IDs, and more. Enables Payments: It provides the functionality to make contactless payments at stores and online payments where Google Pay is accepted. The historical relationship between the two: 2018: Google merged the original Google Wallet with Android Pay into a single app called Google Pay. 2020 onwards: Google began to transition away from the standalone Google Pay app and back towards the Google Wallet brand to consolidate its offerings. Today: The Google Wallet app is now the primary way to manage and use your digital cards and passes, replacing the functions of the standalone Google Pay app in many regions. In essence: Think of Google Wallet as your physical wallet and bag for carrying things. You put your cards, tickets, and other items in it. Then, when you want to pay or access something, you use the Google Pay service (often accessed through the Google Wallet app) to tap or complete the transaction.