Wallets with Fingerprint Lock

The main zipper pull ends in a metal tab that locks inside the lock body. When a registered finger touches the sensor, the lock recognizes it and releases the tab, and to lock it you push the tab back in. Out of the box no fingerprint is stored, so any finger opens it. To register the first one, hold your finger on the sensor for about 3 seconds until the blue light comes on, then place it more than 10 times until the green light comes on. From then on only your finger, and other fingerprints you approve, open the wallet.

For anyone who wants their cards, cash and ID to stay locked even when the wallet isn't in their hands, for example in a bag left in a hotel room or on a desk at the office. There's no code to remember, and you can register up to 10 fingerprints, so your partner can open it too. Every additional fingerprint is registered only with the admin fingerprint's approval, meaning the first finger registered. And if your finger isn't recognized, the personal electronic key opens the wallet.

The lock charges with a USB-C cable through the port on the lock body, and the built-in battery uses very little power on standby. Wipe the leather with a soft dry cloth and, every few months, nourish it with a thin layer of leather conditioner. If the wallet gets wet, let it air-dry away from heat.