Wallet Icon

Q: When should I use it instead of a similar icon?

Use it for stored balance headers in a payments or ride app, with top up and withdraw beside the amount; the connect control in a web3 app header that links a browser extension or a mobile signer; and the pay with balance choice at checkout, beside card and bank transfer. For savings goals or locked pots that hold money apart from spending, use the Safe Deposit icon. For the list of saved payment methods on a billing page, with 1 marked as default, use the Credit Cards icon.

Wallet with a back layer peeking out at the top left and a clasp tab on the right, for balances, payments and funds. Available in 4 styles (outline, solid, duotone and filled) as a React component you install with the shadcn CLI.

Preview

Wallet icon in outline, solid, duotone and filled styles

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20px
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32px

Install and code

pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @reui/icons/default/filled/wallet

Writes reui/icons/default/filled/wallet.tsx

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Wallet icon in shadcn/ui components

Button

Icon button

Button group

Badge

ConnectedConnectedConnected

Dropdown menu

Input group

Empty state

Your balance is empty

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Wallet icon FAQ

What does this icon show?

Wallet with a back layer peeking out at the top left and a clasp tab on the right, for balances, payments and funds. Typical uses: user wallet balance header, crypto asset storage card and connect wallet button.

When should I use it instead of a similar icon?

Use it for:

Stored balance headers in a payments or ride app, with top up and withdraw beside the amount
The connect control in a web3 app header that links a browser extension or a mobile signer
The pay with balance choice at checkout, beside card and bank transfer

For savings goals or locked pots that hold money apart from spending, use the Safe Deposit icon. For the list of saved payment methods on a billing page, with 1 marked as default, use the Credit Cards icon.

Which styles does it come in?

4 styles: Outline, Solid, Duotone and Filled. Every style is drawn on the same 24 by 24 grid and installs as its own file, so you can switch styles without touching the layout.

How do I install it with the shadcn CLI?

Copy the install command from the panel above, in the style you want, and run it in your project. The shadcn CLI adds the icon as a React component that you import and render like any other. It draws in the current text color, so your text color and size classes style it. Icon installs need a ReUI Ultimate license.

What icons go well with it?

Credit Card and Bank sit beside it in the same toolbar or menu. More from the same family and the Finance set: Bank Reserve, Bill, Circle Arrows Dollar and Credit Cards.

When was it added?

It joined the ReUI icon library on June 30, 2026.

For AI Agents

Hand your agent this brief or the ReUI MCP, not a screenshot. Installs with a ReUI Ultimate license.

When to use

Stored balance headers in a payments or ride app, with top up and withdraw beside the amount
The connect control in a web3 app header that links a browser extension or a mobile signer
The pay with balance choice at checkout, beside card and bank transfer

When not to use

Savings goals or locked pots that hold money apart from spending: use the Safe Deposit icon
The list of saved payment methods on a billing page, with 1 marked as default: use the Credit Cards icon

Agent notes

Name an icon-only button with its label, "Top up balance", as the aria-label

Markdownhttps://reui.io/icons/preview/wallet.md

MCPget_icon("wallet")

Installnpx shadcn@latest add @reui/icons/default/duotone/wallet

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