Cards: Digital Card Wallet is a free Android app from Madze Apps that turns your smartphone into a compact, searchable repository for the cards you normally keep in a physical wallet. By keeping the data on the device itself, the app lets you manage payment cards, loyalty cards, membership cards and other digital passes without relying on cloud services.
After installing the app, you can start adding cards manually by entering the card number, expiration date and any additional details the app requests. Some cards can be captured with the device’s camera, allowing the app to read the numbers automatically. Once saved, each card appears as a thumbnail that can be tapped to view full details or to copy the number to the clipboard.
The app stores all information in an encrypted database on the device. Because there is no cloud sync, the data remains under your control, and you can back up the app’s data using standard Android backup tools if you wish.
The app is available for free on the Google Play Store. Search for “Cards: Digital Card Wallet” or use the package name com.cardvaultwallet.app to locate it. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap Install, grant the requested permissions (camera for scanning, storage for saving images of cards), and launch the app.
Anyone who prefers a minimalist physical wallet will benefit from this app—students, frequent travelers, and users who collect multiple loyalty or membership cards. It is also handy for people who want a quick way to reference card numbers without exposing them to cloud‑based services.
All data is encrypted and kept on the device. The app does not upload information to external servers, and you can enable biometric or PIN protection for additional security.
No. The app is designed for storage and reference only; it does not integrate with payment terminals or NFC payment systems.
Credit, debit, prepaid, loyalty, membership and other printable cards that contain a number and expiration date can be stored. The app does not support government‑issued IDs or passports.
Only for the initial download. After installation, all functions work offline because the data resides on the phone.









