wallet
- noun
- /ˈwɔːlɪt/
- Texting
- This is an offline closed storage digital wallet.
- Google Wallet
- digital wallet
- electronic wallet
Like you can see how long a wallet has held a Bitcoin, right?
- Like you can see how long a wallet has held a Bitcoin, right?
- Now in a Bitcoin wallet, you would be able to swap.
- I it went through like Apple Wallet and I double clicked Face ID boom.
- It is also a wallet you can take off the Internet.
- But at the same time, there are people get their wallets drained constantly in crypto.
- And I thought, hey, I'm going to LTXI, can't have the Mac wallet.
- So it'll just be quick integration, connect with your crypto wallet, it'll populate the NFT that you own.
- Google Pay, Google Wallet, no, and Android Pay.
- So you know, you you ZAP the the oligarchs wallets and their calculation.
Examples
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Sam pulls out his wallet and extracts a small address book.
Fiction book (1990) -
They're able to go into the Wallet app and add an Apple Card.
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Bank accounts are replaced by a digital wallet that you alone control.
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Do you have a credit card in your wallet?
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Google Pay, Google Wallet, no, and Android Pay.
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In a direct transaction, a user sends Bitcoin from their virtual wallet to the intended recipient's wallet.
Academic text (2018) -
The user creates a non-custodial Bitcoin wallet by providing basic information, such as a name and email address.
Academic text (2018) -
J.Q. pulls out his wallet, fumbles for his card, and hands it to the admitting nurse.
Fiction book (2002) -
Joey thinks for a frustrated moment, punches the locker, then peels another fifty out of his wallet with a menacing scowl.
Fiction book (1999) -
You can securely store your payment information in a digital wallet for easy shopping online.
Idioms
To show which companies or products you support by choosing where you spend money
A humorous saying men use to remember important things before leaving the house
Compounds
How Secure
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Texting
- Texting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wallet comes from the same old word walet for a small 'bag' that carries money and papers. That's why we call phone apps and online services 'wallets' — they 'carry' your digital money and cards just like a small bag.