There are two ways you can synchronize your eWallet information between your Windows PC and your iPhone / iPad / iPod touch: via your wireless network (Wi-Fi) or via the cloud. eWallet for Windows (desktop) is a separate purchase if you don’t already own it.

Yes, you can synchronize your eWallet information between your Mac and your iPhone / iPad / iPod touch via your wireless network (Wi-Fi). eWallet for macOS is a separate purchase, if you don’t already own it.

Does eWallet® support 2FA / MFA? Yes, it does! eWallet already fully supports Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) / Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) where you would typically expect it, when using cloud based services such as iCloud and Dropbox.

If you have been using an established wallet file on eWallet for Android or eWallet for iPhone & iPad but suddenly find that your wallet appears empty, you may have accidentally created a new and empty wallet file.

Does eWallet for iPhone/iPad support Apple’s Face ID? Yes! Starting with version 8.3.6, eWallet® on the iPhone X (and newer devices with compatible hardware) will support Face ID. This feature is turned off by default, but you can enable it for your wallet(s) as outlined below.

The sample wallet shows up in your list of wallets, and is actually treated a bit differently than a regular wallet in that you can look at all the cards and categories, but you can’t change anything.

Our macOS and Windows versions of eWallet both allow for printing out your eWallet information. If you are currently only using a mobile version of eWallet (e.g., Android or iPhone & iPad), you will first want to sync your data into one of these Desktop versions of eWallet.

Unfortunately, the iOS version of eWallet does not yet support customized templates. However, if you are using the Desktop version of eWallet, any of the cards that you create on the Desktop version using your specific template will synchronize into your iOS devices with all of the customized field names and types that you have set.

Does eWallet for iPhone & iPad support Apple’s Touch ID? Yes! Starting with version 8.1, eWallet® on iPhone & iPad will support Touch ID. This feature is turned off by default, but you can enable it for your wallet(s) as outlined below.

The specific method for deleting a card in eWallet varies depending on the platform you are using. To delete a card in the iOS (iPhone, iPod, iPad) version of eWallet: Open your wallet file. Navigate to the category that contains the card you’d like to delete.

This Frequently Asked Questions lists includes common questions about the Cloud Sync option with the eWallet® SyncPro® engine. Q: Do I need to have the Dropbox client installed on my PC, Mac or mobile device?

We’ve had reports from users that Webroot SecureAnywhere may sometimes disable copy/paste functionality for database applications (like eWallet). You can add eWallet to the list of programs overlooked by Webroot’s Identity Shield feature: Go to Webroot > Identity Protection Settings tab.

You can use the eWallet for Windows Store to organize and encrypt your personal data within a wallet file. When you first install it, the Windows Store version of eWallet should prompt you to either create a wallet file or open an existing one.

eWallet’s AutoPass supports the following browsers: Microsoft Edge (as of eWallet for Windows - desktop v8.4) Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome (and many Chromium-based browsers) Apple Safari For AutoPass on your Mac or PC to work successfully with Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Apple Safari, it requires that an appropriate extension be installed to your browser.

Our eWallet software was designed to help people organize, store and encrypt their personal data. eWallet uses cards and categories to organize your particular pieces of information. A category is like a folder you can sort your information cards into; each card itself will help you save one particular piece of personal information.

IF you’re having trouble finding where to input your eWallet registration, start HERE! If you have entered your eWallet registration, but the program opens and says it is unregistered, there are a few different explanations and solutions:

The information in the section below is for eWallet for Android versions earlier than 8.0, and eWallet for PC (desktop) versions earlier than 8.1. As of eWallet 8.0+ for Android and eWallet 8.1+ for Windows (desktop), USB sync is no longer supported.

For version 8.0 and higher, you can get the version number by pressing the information icon in the far right corder of the ribbon bar: For version 7.3 through 7.6, you can get the version number by pressing the information icon in the far right corner of the ribbon bar:

eWallet’s Windows PC, Mac, Android and iOS AutoPass feature will fill in a username and password on a web page that you’ve accessed by clicking the URL on the card. AutoPass is available for: Windows PC (desktop), Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 macOS iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch)* Android OS (phones and tablets)* Windows 8 / Windows RT * AutoPass supports the following browsers:

You can combine multiple wallets together using eWallet’s desktop SyncPro feature, available on both Windows (desktop) and macOS. First, set up your wallet names and temporary folders Move your first wallet file (.WLT) to the Documents folder Move the second wallet file to a different folder (third wallet to a third folder, etc.

eWallet 7.2 now supports iOS 4.x’s multitasking feature (compatible devices only; iPhone 3G S and newer, iPod touch 3rd generation and newer, and the iPad with iOS 4.) By default, eWallet 7.2 is set to not lock your wallet when you switch to another program or switch back to the home screen.

AutoPass is included in eWallet 7.2 and higher for Mac. If you purchased from the Mac App Store, you can get the update through the Mac App Store’s Updates feature. AutoPass is triggered when you click on a URL from within an eWallet card.

With eWallet version 7.3 for Mac OS X we now support PassBuilder. To use PassBuilder to generate a password on the Mac OS X version of eWallet: Open eWallet to the card that you’d like to generate a password for.

eWallet 7 for Mac looks for Linked background images in a different location than the eWallet Mac Preview. The old location was: /Users/<your username>/Documents/eWallet/Graphics and Sounds/ The new location is: /Users/<your username>/Library/Application Support/Ilium Software/eWallet/Images If you move your linked images into that folder, eWallet will see them and display them on your cards.

eWallet for macOS currently available exclusively through Apple’s Mac App Store. You can find it here. If you haven’t purchased yet, we do have a 30-day trial you can check out.

No. At this time, eWallet for Mac only supports synchronization with Apple iOS devices, and other computers on the network or other folders on your Mac via folder sync support. Sync with other computers works by syncing your wallet to a connected network share from another computer, or with a removable storage device like a USB/Firewire hard drive or USB flash drive.

Yes, starting with eWallet 8 on Android, and eWallet 7.5 on Mac OS X, you can do use a local WiFi network to keep your wallets in sync. With eWallet 8 for Mac, you also have the option of using cloud sync.

You can find step-by-step tutorials for many common eWallet functions on the eWallet Tutorials page.

eWallet’s installation software will install the application into your Mac’s global Applications folder - that’s the Applications folder that your Finder window has a shortcut to, and which you will see at the top level when you open your Mac’s hard drive in the Finder.

eWallet’s components are digitally signed. When you launch eWallet, Windows contacts Usertrust in order to verify the digital signatures we’ve signed eWallet with, to make sure their certificates haven’t been revoked and that they are otherwise valid.

Wi-Fi Sync: You can sync wallets between your iPad and iPhone if you also sync both devices to a desktop computer using WiFi-sync. We have WiFi-sync instructions available here: iOS sync instructions for Windows PC

eWallet for macOS uses the same wallet (.WLT) file type that the Android, iPhone & iPad, and Windows versions of eWallet use to encrypt and store your data. However, the Mac version of eWallet can only open version 6.

 To generate a password in eWallet® for iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch): Open a card Press the pencil icon to edit the card For fields already marked as Hidden, press the key icon as a shortcut to getting to PassBuilder — for other fields, you can tap and hold on the field’s label and then select Password Builder (may not be available for certain field types) In PassBuilder, change the options as you would like and then press Generate Press Insert to insert your newly created password into your card

eWallet for iOS (iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad) allows you to delete a wallet file without entering that wallet file’s password. There are two reasons why we do not prompt for the wallet password: Requiring a password may make it impossible for you to delete a wallet file if you forget its password.

Your iPhone and PC/Mac must be connected to the same wireless network (PC/Mac can be cabled to the network). Be sure to disconnect the USB cable while syncing eWallet. Apple does not currently support 3rd party application synching through the USB cable.

eWallet 7 now allows inserted background images and Picture Card pictures to synchronize with the iPhone and Windows Mobile versions of eWallet. Custom icons do not currently synchronize to the iPhone version and there is no way to add them on the device, but it is something we are investigating for future versions.

Yes, it does! Starting with the 7.5 release of eWallet® on iOS, AutoPass is fully supported. eWallet on the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch will bring up an in-app browser window for AutoPass to use. Starting with eWallet 8.

Yes. You can synchronize using a standard wireless network or an ad-hoc wireless network. Alternatively, you can also sync using the cloud. An ad-hoc wireless network is a network broadcast from your computer using its wireless network adapter.

Yes. eWallet on the iPhone and iPod touch lets you create nested categories. You can create categories within categories. This makes it easy to organize your cards just the way you want them. To nest your categories simply Move a card or category into the category you want them in, or create a new category in the category you want them in.

Yes absolutely. You do this outside of the eWallet app: Run the Settings “app” Scroll down until you see eWallet in your list of applications, then tap on it Slide Lock on Suspend to the on position You may also want to set a shorter timeout for eWallet (see “Set eWallet to lock automatically” for details.