Neither your Global Entry card nor TSA PreCheck lives in Apple Wallet. TSA PreCheck simply prints on your boarding pass, and the Global Entry card is a physical card CBP mails you. What you actually need on hand is the Known Traveler Number tied to both, and that is easy to keep in Wallet for reference.
Apple Wallet has no built-in Global Entry or PreCheck card, and CBP does not offer an Add to Apple Wallet button. Here is how to make a reference pass so your card and KTN are a swipe away.
What Actually Needs to Be Handy
TSA PreCheck is not a card. When you add your Known Traveler Number to a booking, PreCheck appears on your boarding pass, and your boarding pass already goes in Wallet. There is nothing separate to add for the airport lane itself.
Global Entry is a physical card carrying your PASSID, which doubles as your KTN. You reach for that number often, when booking flights or updating a frequent flyer profile, and you may want a quick look at the card before a land border crossing. Digging it out of a drawer or a photo is the slow part.
Number hunting
The KTN sits on a physical card in a drawer. Finding it mid-booking is a scramble.
Booking friction
Every new flight profile asks for the Known Traveler Number you can never find.
No Wallet card
CBP mails a physical card. There is no Add to Apple Wallet option for it.
Photo clutter
A snapshot of the card gets lost among screenshots in Photos.
Keep your KTN a swipe away
NeatPass makes it easy to convert any ticket, pass, or loyalty card to Apple Wallet.
A Reference Pass for Your Card and KTN
NeatPass turns a photo of your Global Entry card into an Apple Wallet pass and keeps the original image attached, so your card and Known Traveler Number are a swipe away when a booking asks for them.
It takes the card through several import methods and stays fully on device, which the privacy FAQ covers in detail.
Photo to pass
Snap the card and NeatPass builds a clean reference pass from it.
Original kept
The full-resolution card image stays attached to the pass.
Works offline
The pass opens on a plane or at a border with no signal needed.
On device only
No accounts and no cloud uploads. Your card stays on your iPhone.
KTN on the face
Label the pass with your Known Traveler Number so it is fast to copy.
Travel ready
Sits alongside your boarding passes and other travel cards.
The image travels with it
How to Add Your Global Entry Card to Apple Wallet
Photograph the card
Import to NeatPass
Build the pass
Add your KTN
Add to Apple Wallet
Use it when booking
Easy to find at a glance
Not a Legal Replacement
A Wallet pass is a convenience copy for quick reference. It is not a valid Global Entry credential. CBP kiosks and land border Ready Lanes require your physical Global Entry card and your identity, not a picture of the card. Always carry the real card when you travel.
For TSA PreCheck, the airport lane relies on your boarding pass and identity check, so there is nothing in Wallet to present beyond that boarding pass. A reference pass helps you find your Known Traveler Number quickly. It does not change what CBP or TSA accept, and it does not grant program access.
Common Questions
Keep your travel number close
DownloadYour Number, Ready to Go
CBP keeps your Global Entry card in the mailbox and your KTN on the card, but the number is yours to organize. A reference pass puts it a swipe away for the next booking, with a clear photo of the card behind it.
Add a Wallet widget so the pass is a glance away as you plan your next trip.