Chrome mobile autofill now pulls data from Google Wallet

Google has expanded its Chrome browser's autofill capabilities to mobile devices, allowing users on Android and iOS to automatically fill out complex forms with information like passport details, driver's license numbers, and flight information directly from their Google Wallet. The update, which began rolling out on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, brings a feature previously available on desktop Chrome to smartphones and tablets.

The enhanced autofill can now handle a wider range of data types, including vehicle identification numbers (VINs), license plates, and Known Traveler Numbers for programs like TSA PreCheck. When encountering a relevant web form, Chrome can securely pull this encrypted information from a user's Google Wallet after receiving explicit permission. If the data is not already stored, the browser will offer to save it to the Wallet the first time a user manually enters it.

This move deepens the integration between Chrome and Google Wallet across both mobile and desktop platforms. The company first introduced the ability to autofill passport and driver's license information on the web version of Chrome in November 2025. The mobile rollout is intended to streamline...