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Google Wallet adds Oklahoma to its list of supported state IDs
Google Wallet now supports digital driver’s licenses and state IDs from Oklahoma on Android.
The feature lets people add an image-based version of their physical ID to the app after taking pictures of the card and a short verification video.
Oklahoma joins 12 other US states and Puerto Rico that already support the feature.
Digital IDs can be used at TSA checkpoints in some US airports, where travelers can share information by tapping their phone or showing a QR code.
Some apps are also starting to accept digital IDs for identity and age checks.
The physical card is still required, so travelers must carry it even when using the digital version.
West Virginia is listed as a place where support is planned, but no launch date is given.
Oklahoma became the latest state to support adding a driver’s license or state ID to Google Wallet on Android.
The rollout was listed in October 2026.
Google Wallet state IDs are available in 13 states and Puerto Rico, according to 9to5Google.
Digital IDs can be used at TSA checkpoints in some US airports, but users are still required to carry their physical ID.
West Virginia is listed as an upcoming location for support.
- Who
- Google Wallet users with an Oklahoma driver’s license or state ID.
- What
- Oklahoma IDs can now be added to Google Wallet on Android.
- When
- October 2026.
- Where
- Oklahoma, United States.
- Why
- Not stated
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Google Wallet state IDs rolled out in Arizona, Colorado and Georgia.
Google Wallet state IDs rolled out in Maryland.
Google Wallet state IDs rolled out in Iowa.
Oklahoma was listed as newly supported.
- Newly supported state
- Oklahoma
- Rollout date
- October 2026
- Supported states
- 13
- Supported territory
- Puerto Rico
- Upcoming location
- West Virginia










