iOS 9 Wallet Size Issue

I am running iOS 9.0.2 on an iPhone 6S upgraded from an iPhone5 on iOS9.01.

I am also having the problem for all my cards in the wallet.

However, I found a work around.

In settings allow Wallet to be accessed from the Lock Screen.

Wake up your phone to the lock screen and double click the home key to go to the wallet.

When I do that I find that the cards are presented at the correct size.

Click on the pile of cards at the bottom of the screen and you can edit any of the cards in the wallet.

HI,

Have you tried to start the calculator from the lock screen?

I Tried and it crashed.

When I start it, from the home screen it is ok.

I tried to switch to zoomed view - it fixed it, maybe it relates to the same issue as the wallet?

I'm using iPhone 6s, upgraded from iPhone 5s via iCloud.

hey i had the same problem, I put the phone into zoomed mode under the display and brightness settings and i was able to delete the over size cards

hope this helps

Upgraded today to 9.0.2 and this issue still remains.

Its extremely annoying for cards but almost make it unusable for boarding passes.

This bug need urgent fixing.

Hey, this issue happens to me too. Upgrading from 5s. It bugs me. Bump this post.

I second this!

Yes. I had exactly the same issue restoring a new iPhone 6s from an iPhone 5s backup. Passes in Wallet were now too big on Standard view. Did the usual things:

1. hard reset NO RESULT

2. reset all settings NO RESULT

3. set up as new iPhone and restore from backup NO RESULT

4. take to Apple Store to see a genius. They weren't aware of the problem. They contacted engineers. They didn't seem aware. NO RESULT

I finally bit the bullet, set up the iPhone 6s as a NEW PHONE, and manually put back all the apps, put in my carefully selected settings once more (this took hours of course!) and imported my Wallet passes again. LO AND BEHOLD, the passes were now correctly sized in Wallet.

It appears that it is solely a problem with restoring from a 5s backup. It is a pain in the proverbials, but the long way around worked.

I added a payment card as pointed out by wmbell and indeed it does correctly format so it is a workaround.

HOWEVER when doing this the following Apps don't appear:

JetBlue

American Airlines

Starbucks

Hotels.com

BUT they are still there in the Wallet when opened.

{As an aside I can't get Ryanair to add to the Wallet - no surprise there)

This is using an 6s restored from a iTunes 5s backup - I really don't want to rebuild from scratch with some 270+ apps... but I suspect this may be the only answer but will try Support to check if there is any help out there now and will report back.

According to a couple reports I've read, this issue appears to have been resolved in iOS v9.1 Beta 3 without starting from scratch...but I'll believe it when I see it.

Not sure if this was mentioned, but I am having the same issue with a backup from a regular 5 to a 6s (so it's not just 5c backups)

Hi, I do see exactly the same behavior! Wish that they fix that with a future release.

I just upgraded yesterday 10/18 from a 5s and am having the same issue with wallet. :/

Same problem here. Set up iPhone 6S from a backup of iPhone 5S. After a month of following this and many other discussions in Support Communities about this problem, submitting feedback, and contacting Customer Service, I took the new iPhone to the Genius Bar at my local Apple Store. The "solution" was to restore the phone and set up as a new phone. Items in the wallet now appear in the appropriate size. Of course, I had to download all my apps, rebuild all my settings including Touch ID and passcode, reconfigure my wifi and Bluetooth connections, and sync my tones. And, of course I lost a lot of information including my Messages content and Activity data since June. Oh, and did I mention that I had Activity data because I have an Apple Watch paired to my phone, which also had to be restored, paired, and configured. So much for a smooth transition from one device to another. Apple, you let me down! All told, four to five hours of work to get my phone to work as expected, more to communicate the problem to the company. And from Apple... the sound of crickets.

I had a 5s that i restored to a 6s and i had the same problem of the oversize entries in passbook, i just upgraded to 9.1 beta and immediately the issue has gone and its all back to normal without any restoring or anything else

iOS 9.1 has been released for the general public to install on supported iDevices.