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This fingerprint-authenticated Bluetooth wallet protects your stuff

Whether you're working a 40-hour week, running errands on the weekend, or jetting off somewhere, it's become human nature to go through the same routine every time you leave the house:

Phone? Check. Keys? Check. Fingerprint-authenticated Bluetooth wallet? Check.

You read that right: a biometrics-protected smart wallet — meet Cashew.

Funded on Kickstarter by 382 supporters, the Cashew Smart Wallet with Biometrics & Bluetooth protects your stuff and is almost impossible to lose.

All you transaction titans out there will love that Cashew is armed with an electronic latch that only unlocks with your unique fingerprint, making it the most efficient and secure way to pay. And, if you're kind enough to share the contents of your wallet with 19 of your closest friends, your Cashew will store up to 20 fingerprints. Looks like dinner is on you.

Unlike your fingerprint however, wallets can go missing. That's why the Cashew team built in the ability to connect the wallet to the smartphone of your choice using Bluetooth technology. With the "Buzz my Cashew" function, finding your wallet under the couch has become easier than ever. And if your Cashew goes a little further like, let's say, the diner 20 minutes away, you can sweat less knowing the app has recorded its location and it is waiting patiently for you to retrieve it.

Still can't find it? Mark it as lost in the app and have the Cashew community help. Once found, you'll get a secure notification regarding its whereabouts. You'll be online shopping again in no time with the Cashew wallet.

Each purchase of this ultra-secure wallet that's been featured on Digital Trends, Trend Hunter, and Geeky Gadgets comes with a charger, but you won't need it for a while — the battery lasts for around 9 months. The Cashew Smart Wallet with Biometrics & Bluetooth is available on sale at $99.99 for a limited time, a savings of 32%.

Prices subject to change.

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