These guides recommend using the Tink library, which is not available for NodeJS. The Google Documentation is very brief about how to process the data, as it is cryptographically signed to be able to verify authenticity of the callback message. These callbacks happen as HTTP POST requests to an endpoint as defined in the wallet class object the item belongs to. One useful feature of the Google Wallet API is the ability to be called back by Google whenever a user adds or removes a wallet item to or from their wallet. It is also very poorly supported in terms of developer libraries, especially for NodeJS. The Google Wallet API (formerly known as Google Pay) is a very powerful and extensive tool to create and issue Loyalty Cards, Gift Cards, Event Tickets and Transit Passes.
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