BJ's app keeps the membership card inside the app and focuses on ExpressPay and Apple Pay for payment. That is useful at checkout, but it is not the same as a native Apple Wallet membership pass.
BJ's says physical cards are not mailed, the virtual membership card can be scanned at checkout, and current memberships are $60/year for Club or $120/year for Club+. If faster access matters, scan the barcode into Wallet once and keep it there.
What BJ's Actually Supports
BJ's app gives members a digital membership card, coupons, In-Club Mode, pickup check-in, and ExpressPay. The app also focuses on payment features like Apple Pay, not a native Wallet membership pass.
Virtual membership card in the app
Open the BJ's app, then use the digital membership card at checkout.
Physical cards are picked up in club
BJ's says physical membership cards are not mailed and must be picked up at Member Services.
ExpressPay inside the app
Scan items, pay within the app, and show the QR code receipt at the door.
Apple Pay for payment
BJ's accepts Apple Pay as a payment method in ExpressPay and at BJ's Gas.
Apple Pay and Apple Wallet are different
The Workaround: Put the Membership Barcode in Wallet
The barcode is the important part. Scan your BJ's membership card from the plastic card or from the virtual card screen in the BJ's app, and NeatPass turns it into an Apple Wallet pass.
BJ's says the virtual card can be scanned at checkout, so the barcode shown in the app is a valid source when a physical card is not handy. Read more about supported barcode types and import methods before you start.
How it works
Ready to put BJ's in Wallet?
NeatPass makes it easy to convert any ticket, pass, or loyalty card to Apple Wallet.
Step-by-Step: BJ's Card to Apple Wallet
Find the barcode source
Open NeatPass
Capture the barcode clearly
Review the pass details
Add it to Apple Wallet
Pro tip
Why Put BJ's in Wallet
Wallet gives the membership barcode a better home than the BJ's app alone.
Fast lock screen access
Show the pass quickly instead of opening the BJ's app at the door.
Works offline
No internet needed once the pass is saved in Apple Wallet.
Location-aware
The pass can be easier to reach when you are at the club.
Auto-brightens for scanning
The screen can brighten automatically so the barcode is easier to scan.
Less app switching
No need to dig through the BJ's app every time you enter or check out.
Private by default
The pass lives on the device instead of in another account just for card storage.
Learn more about offline mode and the privacy FAQ if data handling matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get your BJ's card into Wallet
DownloadQuick Access at Checkout
BJ's already gives members a virtual card, and that makes the barcode easy to capture. Moving it into Apple Wallet removes one more app from the checkout routine.
If BJ's ever adds native Wallet support, great. Until then, the barcode-in-Wallet workaround gives you the faster path today.
