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How to Add Morrisons More Card to Apple Wallet

Morrisons has an official Apple Wallet path for the More Card barcode. Learn what stays in the app or website and when a static NeatPass pass helps.

4 min readJul 17, 2026Updated Sep 14, 2026
A friendly supermarket loyalty card with a barcode stepping out of a retailer app and settling into a welcoming Apple Wallet with an emerald glow

Morrisons has an official Apple Wallet path for the More Card. That puts the barcode closer at checkout, but the Wallet pass is not the whole More programme: offers, Fivers, and account actions still live in Morrisons' app or website.

The official Morrisons More Card option

Morrisons' official Help Hub currently lists a FAQ asking how to add the More Card to Apple or Google Wallet. Start with that retailer route when you want the official pass and a direct link between the card you scan and your More account.

A More Card barcode is the part that matters at the till. Scanning it connects the shop to the More programme, including the points and prices associated with the card.

Morrisons' current Help Hub says to open the barcode on the More Card home screen, tap Add to Apple Wallet at the bottom, then select Add in the top-right. If the labels change in a later app version, check the retailer's Help Hub.

Scan the More Card

The pass brings the More Card barcode to the checkout screen so it can be scanned with the rest of your cards.

Earn More points

The More Card scan is tied to the More programme, so the points side remains connected to your account.

Use More prices

Scanning the card is part of accessing the More prices associated with eligible shopping.

Offers stay elsewhere

Offers, Fivers, and account management are still handled in the Morrisons app or on its website.

A saved Wallet barcode is useful when reception in a shop is unreliable. The pass can get the card in front of the scanner quickly, while the app or website remains the place for the rest of More.

When a custom static pass makes sense

If the official More Card pass is available, use it. If the Wallet button is missing or you have a current static card source that Morrisons permits you to use, NeatPass provides an optional fallback: create a standalone barcode pass, name it yourself, and keep it beside your other Wallet cards.

A companion for the barcode

NeatPass supports the NeatPass supported barcode formats used by loyalty cards. It keeps the source barcode data, so it does not create a second More account or reproduce Morrisons' offers.

Keep your More Card barcode ready in Wallet

NeatPass makes it easy to convert any ticket, pass, or loyalty card to Apple Wallet.

Make a static card easy to spot

A clear name and a personal layout can help you find a static More Card pass quickly. The NeatPass pass customisation guide explains how to adjust the presentation. Offers, Fivers, and account features stay with Morrisons.

Create the optional NeatPass pass

1

Show your More Card barcode

Use the barcode on your physical card, in the Morrisons app, or in a clear screenshot. Start with a complete, readable source.
2

Import the source

Choose an import method in NeatPass and confirm the barcode it detects. The pass uses the identifier from your source.
3

Name the pass

Use a name such as Morrisons More so the card is obvious when you open Wallet at the shop.
4

Add it to Apple Wallet

Export the pass and complete Apple's add-to-Wallet flow. Test the barcode before you use it for a full shop.

The useful boundary

The pass is a fast way to present the More Card identifier. Morrisons' app and website remain responsible for the account and offer experience around that scan.

Quick access at the till

Open Wallet and present the More Card barcode without waiting for the Morrisons app to open.

Ready in weak reception

The saved barcode is on the iPhone, which helps in shops where mobile data is slow.

The same card identifier

NeatPass preserves the barcode data from your source instead of making a new More number.

A pass you can organise

A custom name or design makes the static pass easier to distinguish from other cards.

The NeatPass offline mode guide explains local access for a saved static pass.

Frequently asked questions

Use Wallet for the scan, Morrisons for the account

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A clear More Card setup

Morrisons' native Wallet support covers the barcode task. Keep the official pass if it fits, and use the Morrisons app or website for offers, Fivers, points context, and account actions.

If you need a separate static pass from a current permitted source, NeatPass lets you name and organise the barcode independently while Morrisons continues to handle the More programme.

For more supermarket-card guidance, see grocery loyalty cards in Apple Wallet, the general guide to loyalty cards in Wallet, and the related Boots Advantage Card guide.

Ready to migrate your cards?

NeatPass makes it easy to convert any ticket, pass, or loyalty card to Apple Wallet.