WalletApp 4+

Name: WalletApp
Rating: 4 (146 reviews)
Author: Gaivoronski Andrei Vyacheslavovich, IP

Cards are always with you

Gaivoronski Andrei Vyacheslavovich, IP

- 4.0 • 146 Ratings

- $2.99

Description

Keep your credit cards in the Wallet app. Get access to your credit card's data anytime, anywhere.

Your data are stored exclusively on your iPhone and Apple Watch, and no one can access them, and this data does not sync with any cloud services.

Use Face ID or Touch ID for easy and secure access.

You can create your unique card style: change the card's color, insert any picture, move elements of the card around.

View, copy, or send card data with one touch.

Both light and dark modes are supported.

Mar 25, 2023

Version 2.5.5

Bug fixes

4.0 out of 5

146 Ratings

Good stuff!

Love it.

I little deceptive

I have not used this app. I have Apple Wallet on my iPhone 12 and I love it. Why my iPad Air M1 doesn’t have it is a mystery. So paid loaded, then discovered this is a third party knock-off. I’m sure it works but I’m not trusting my financial transactions to an unknown third party. “WalletApp”. Is very tightly integrated with Apple Finance/Goldman Sachs. Never tried to recoup $1.50 before but I will try. I take my hat off to the developer the app looks quite nice.
Btw I acquired the app from a strange part of the AppStore. Had I seen the usual info at the top of the listing I wouldn’t have bought it.

Beware

Yep, I fell for it too. I thought I needed to download it for my new iPad, and only after entering account information and exploring it further did I realize that it’s a knock-off, probably for the purpose of obtaining credit card information.

Ipad downloads wallet information to your iPhone wallet, so a wallet app on your iPad isn’t necessary.

I’ll be watching my credit card charges carefully, but I suspect that I just got duped, much like many of the other folks leaving reviews here. The Russian developer names should have been a bright red clue…don’t be as stupid as I was.

The developer, Gaivoronski Andrei Vyacheslavovich, IP, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.