aWallet Password Manager

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About this app

• Securely stores your passwords, credit card information, e-banking credentials, web accounts and other custom data.
• There is a built in Editor for changing or creating new data Categories with custom icons.
• Search within fields.
• Contains no advertisements.
• Supports backup and restore of the encrypted data file to the Android USB device.
• Export of unencrypted data in CSV format to the USB device.
• There is an Auto lock feature that can be preconfigured for a specific period of time.

PRO FEATURES, available via single In-app billing payment:
• Unlock with fingerprint (on a compatible device with Android 6)
• Unlock with face (on a compatible device with Android 10 or later)
• Password Generator
• CSV Import

SECURITY FEATURES
• All data is encrypted, including Entry names, Category definitions and the data itself. Even the choice of Favorite Category is encrypted.
• Encrypts data using AES or Blowfish algorithms with key sizes of 256, 192 or 128 bits.
• When the data file is decrypted, up to all combinations of algorithm and key size are tried with the Master password to unlock the data file. The app itself does not store any hint to the actual cipher or key size.
• Uses a randomly generated 'salt' combined with the Master password. Salt helps to protect from off-line dictionary attacks.
• The key to open the data file is created by combining your master password with the 512-bit 'salt'. The result is hashed 1000 times by SHA-256. Repetitive hashing makes a brute force attack more difficult.
• Supports auto destruction of the data file after a predefined number of unsuccessful unlocks have been tried.
• Unlike other similar Android apps aWallet has no internet access permission (forever). The only permissions this app has is to access to the USB device to backup/restore the data file in case you lose your phone. USB device access is also needed to export to CSV file format. Permission is also granted to the Google Play billing service to allow for the optional purchase of the aWallet Pro features.

For more info see http://www.awallet.org/

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Android Wallet Password Manager
Updated on
May 29, 2026

Data safety

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Ratings and reviews

39.1K reviews
Michael Beasley
February 18, 2021
**Response from the developer worked. A little of a hassle since Android 11, but probably not something they can control. Thanks! Updating to 5 stars! One issue, otherwise great app. I've used this for many years. With the latest Android 11 update, the app no longer creates a backup in the normal Android folder. When I search for the name of the backup file it creates, there's no results, even when I use the option to show hidden files.
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Synpet
February 18, 2021
Hello Michael, It is possible to access the /Android/data folder in Android 11 with a USB cable from your computer: https://support.google.com/android/answer/9064445 Allowing saving the backup file in a different location would require adding the External Storage permission which I would like to avoid. Thanks for understanding.
david rancifer
July 14, 2022
I have been using awallet for years. This year I bought a new phone was was able to transfer all my passwords using the export feature. Having a ton of devices requiring passwords, it is good to have something like awallet to store them in. My recommendation; export your passwords and store them on your PC in the event you have to change phones. Update that exported file periodically to stay current. It would be nice if the program included a quarterly or semi-annual reminder feature.😊
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Synpet
July 14, 2022
Hello David, Thank you for your feedback. aWallet Cloud backups data automatically to your own cloud account whenever you add or change anything within the app.
Jennifer Givens
June 6, 2022
I had my phone stolen and lost all of my passwords since all my information was stored in my phone. I wanted to try a Password Manager app to prevent this from happening in the future. I read the good reviews and downloaded a wallet, certain that I'd be buying the paid version after trying it out. I liked the layout but when I attempted to open the app the next day, it wouldn't let me and indicated that I was entering the wrong master password. My master password did not change.
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Synpet
June 8, 2022
There can be 2 reasons for this problem: 1. The encrypted file got corrupted for some reason and can't be decrypted anymore. This situation is however very unlikely but could happen rarely. This can be resolved by restoring data.crypt file from the backup file created earlier. 2. The provided password is not correct.

What’s new

Backup your data regularly: https://www.awallet.org/faq#h.2a86ld1hnga3

12.0.4
• Share Entry
• No keyboard suggestions in password fields
• Bug fixes and library updates

See https://www.awallet.org/faq to move data or get help. Thanks.

Previous versions
• Support for Android 16
• Local phone backups get timestamp in the name
• Increased max size of the generated password
• BiometricPrompt since Android 10