a piece of software kept on a user's hard disk that stores the documents associated with electronic payments, such as credit card information, the tokens of electronic cash systems such as DigiCash, and security certificates
a small usually pocket-sized storage thing
a tiny, often pocket sized tool for storing cash, and other small articles such as credit cards, bank cards, drivers licenses, identification cards, and other valuables such as these
An application which stores a user's payment card information and Certificates.
The Wallet application enables users to make Internet type payments via the WAP-browser. Card information is transferred from the customer to the Internet merchant. The application is capable of storing personal information inside the phone behind a password.
In the phone's Wallet menu you can save personal information, such as credit card numbers, for paying for purchases with your phone at WAP sites supporting this function.
A wallet is an electronic purse that is a software which is able to spend and store electronic money. A wallet can be installed in a home PC or can be handed over to a client via a Smartcard. The most famous wallet can be found in the chip of ATM cards. Owners of these wallets can recharge their wallets at special terminals in their bank or can pay in shops non-cash.
a cell phone software application that enables users to make Internet type payments via a WAP-browser, where card information is transferred from the customer to the Internet merchant. The application is capable of storing protected personal information inside the phone.
Small container for carrying vital items such as credit cards, money, etc. Wallets traditionally vanish from your person at the most inconvenient time, resulting in you making a futile tour of your pockets looking for it, despite knowing full well you've left it at home. Wallets are also the traditional home for at least several dozen automatic teller slips, business cards from people you can't remember meeting, receipts of all shapes and sizes, and various other papers hidden in the more out-of-the-way pockets. Regular cleaning (say, every six months) will result in great pleasure as your wallet suddenly loses three-quarters of its weight and thickness, and it becomes possible again to carry it in your back pocket and walk at the same time.
A wallet is a small (usually pocket-sized) storage device used to keep credit cards, cash, driver's licenses and other such items in one place. Wallets are generally made of leather or fabrics such as PVC. Some people who prefer carrying cash rather than cards use money clips, which are both small and simple.