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My Card Wallet is a secure app for storing bank cards and confidential information. Keep your card details on your device and create encrypted Capsules to prepare important information for someone you trust while staying in control of when it becomes accessible.

BANK CARDS ALWAYS WITHIN REACH

Add your bank, credit, and debit cards to Wallet and keep their details together in one secure place.

• Store card numbers, expiration dates, and notes
• Add cards by scanning them or entering details manually
• Quickly find the card you need and copy its details
• Keep your data only on your device or sync it via iCloud
• Protect the app with a PIN, Touch ID, or Face ID

Wallet is not a payment service and does not process banking transactions.

CAPSULE — SECURE TRANSFER OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

Some information should not simply be sent through a messenger, email, or stored in an ordinary file.

But sometimes you need to prepare it in advance for someone you trust.

Capsule lets you create encrypted storage for confidential information and provide the recipient with a QR code or link for future access.

A Capsule can contain:

• confidential notes and instructions
• backup codes and two-factor authentication codes
• account recovery information
• bank account and financial service information
• safe codes and information about important documents
• crypto wallet recovery information and seed phrases
• documents and other important files
• work logins and passwords

Sharing it now may be too early. Never sharing it may be too risky.

Capsule was created for exactly these situations.

MULTIPLE LAYERS OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC PROTECTION

Capsule's architecture is designed so that the data required to open it is never kept in one place.

Its cryptographic protection includes:

• an invitation key contained in the QR code or link
• key material generated on the owner's device
• additional user-generated entropy
• personal security questions

The owner also determines the conditions and timing of access.

Cryptographic keys are generated on the user's device, and the contents are encrypted before being sent to the server.

The server stores only encrypted data and the service information required for Capsule to function. The invitation key is not stored on the server together with the Capsule.

Therefore, even if someone obtained copies of encrypted Capsules from the server, that alone would not give them access to their contents.

A server breach does not mean a Capsule breach.

Wallet's developers cannot access the contents of your Capsules and do not possess all the data required to decrypt them.

SHARE NOW — ALLOW ACCESS LATER — STAY IN CONTROL

You determine the conditions for accessing your Capsule.

Set a date before which it cannot be opened and choose a waiting period after an access request.

When someone attempts to open the Capsule, you receive a notification and can approve or reject the request.

If you do not respond within the period you set, the