About WalliPass

WalliPass gives students a smarter way to carry campus ID cards. Instead of relying on a physical card, students confirm who they are, upload a photo, and receive a mobile pass customized for their school. Within minutes, that pass is ready to live on a phone.

How It Works Behind the Scenes

Secure collection: Students share only the essentials: name, campus ID, and a photo. The form intentionally avoids other personal questions.

Short data journey: Those details are used immediately to assemble the pass. Temporary files exist only while it’s being built and are securely deleted afterward. No student data is sent to third-party marketing or analytics services.

Mobile-first experience: The pass is designed for iPhone and Android phones. When someone tries to issue a pass from a laptop, we show a quick message explaining how to finish from a phone instead.

Roadmap alignment: Today’s focus is on identity credentialing. We’re partnering with institutions to roll out deeper campus integrations, such as dining access. Door access will be coming soon.

SUNY-first expansion: WalliPass is currently active at the University at Buffalo. We’re working with other SUNY campuses to make the service available statewide by the end of 2027.

Why campuses choose WalliPass

Always with you: Students can easily pull up their ID and pay for food without reaching for their wallet or waiting for the GET App to load..

Privacy-conscious: Data never leaves the institution’s environment except for pass generation, and it’s discarded once the credential is issued.

Student-driven design: WalliPass was built by students who got tired of replacing bent, demagnetized, or forgotten IDs. That perspective keeps the UX simple and transparent.

Students get a seamless mobile credential, administrators keep control of their data, and everyone spends less time worrying about plastic.