👋 Welcome to the Axwell Army

We’re thrilled to have you on board! Before you dive into using your new Axwell Wallet, here are a few tips to help you get started and get the most from your gear.

We know—you probably skip instructions. But trust us, these are worth a quick read.

🔧 Setting Up Your Axwell Wallet

Step 1: Unbox your wallet. Inside, you’ll find the wallet, pre-installed cash strap, a money clip, and setup instructions.

Step 2: Choose your 6–8 most-used cards. Although the Axwell Wallet holds up to 12 cards, minimalist carry is best. Store less-used cards elsewhere safely.

Step 3: Slide your most-used cards into the wallet. It’ll feel snug at first—this is intentional. The elastic will mold to your cards within a few days of use.

Pro Tip: Put your most frequently used cards at the front or back for easier access.

Step 4: Push the cards up using the cutout on the bottom. Fan them out with your thumb to easily grab the one you need.

Pro Tip: Keep your wallet in your front pocket to reduce back strain and protect against theft.

💵 Installing the Cash Strap or Money Clip

Step 1: Decide how you want to carry your cash:

• Cash strap
• Money clip
• Both
• Inside the wallet without any external attachments

Step 2: Follow the instructions below based on your choice:

Cash Strap: Already installed. Fold your cash into quarters and tuck it under the strap. Anti-slip beads help hold your bills in place.

Money Clip: Remove the magnetic plate, slide the clip into the side notches until it clicks, and snap the plate back on. Insert your folded bills under the clip.

Pro Tip: Clip your wallet to your pocket lining for extra security.

Both: Install the cash strap on one side and the money clip on the other. Make sure the seams don’t overlap—this ensures the magnetic cover plates attach properly.

No Strap/Clip: For an ultra-slim carry, remove both the strap and clip. Store folded cash inside the wallet with your cards.

Warning: If using both cash strap and money clip, ensure the internal and external seams are on opposite sides. Overlapping seams may prevent proper plate attachment.

Need help or have more questions? Our Support Team is here for you!