Wallets may also have an identification pocket, which facilitates the display of a regularly-used piece of identification such as workplace ID or a bus pass, by habitation it within a transparent "window". A wallet may also have photo pockets, which are designed to hold a collection of small personal photographs. A wallet may also have a insufficient pouch for coins or keys.

Some wallets are attached to metal chains which are then clipped onto a belt, as a way of preventing loss or theft by pickpockets. Some travellers replace wallets with cabbage belts, which are belts with a hidden cash compartment.
Other types of meager bags Front Pocket Wallets can also serve as wallets, such as this golf tee grub-bag which is used to hold credit cards and money