AirTag vs Tracker Card Which Is the Best Wallet Tracker in 2025

Find the Best Wallet Tracker for Everyday Use

Losing your wallet is one of those things that still hits hard in 2025. Most people turn to tracking solutions like Apple AirTag or slim tracker cards to help prevent it. But when you actually carry a wallet every day, not all tracking solutions fit your setup.

If you are looking for the best wallet tracker for 2025, the real decision comes down to two options. Apple AirTag and Code 118’s Tracker Card both use the Find My network. But only one is made to work seamlessly with your wallet.

 

AirTag Works Best When You Use the Right Strap

Apple’s AirTag is trusted by millions. It connects to the Apple Find My network, giving you access to one of the largest crowdsourced tracking systems available. If your wallet gets lost in a busy area, your chances of getting a location update are high.

The downside? AirTag was not built for wallets. It is round, thick, and bulky. Most wallets were not designed to hold something with that shape. That is where the Code 118 AirTag strap comes in. Our modular strap fits your AirTag securely inside the wallet frame without creating bulk or interfering with card access. If you are in the Apple ecosystem and want to keep using an AirTag, this strap makes it wallet-ready without compromise.

 

 

Tracker Card Is Designed Specifically for Wallets

The Tracker Card is ultra thin, credit card sized, and slides directly into the wallet’s cash strap, leather case, or aluminum backplate — depending on how you carry. It stays put, does not bulge, and tracks like it is not even there.

It works with the exact same Apple Find My system as AirTag, giving you full tracking functionality on iPhone. If you use Android, we also offer a version that connects to a global tracking network and works through a dedicated app. That means both Apple and Android users can use Tracker Card as a reliable wallet tracker, without giving up slim carry.

Unlike bulkier options, Tracker Card is built to stay inside the wallet at all times. That means when you lose your wallet, the tracker is guaranteed to still be attached and ready to help locate it.

 

Real World Tracking: What Actually Helps You Recover a Lost Wallet

We tested both tracking setups side by side. In each case, the wallet was left behind in a parking lot or coffee shop. Both AirTag and Tracker Card updated location accurately through Find My. But the Tracker Card had two big advantages.

First, it stayed flush with the wallet and never shifted or slipped. Second, the thinner form factor made it easier to carry every day without needing a separate insert or add-on.

For Android users, the Tracker Card was the only solution that provided tracking updates. AirTag does not work with Android devices and offers no location visibility unless you are inside Apple’s system.

 

Choose the Tracker That Matches Your Setup

If you are fully inside the Apple ecosystem and already use AirTags, our AirTag strap makes that setup wallet-ready. It is modular, slim, and integrates directly with your Code 118 wallet.

If you want the best fit, best compatibility, and the least amount of bulk, the Tracker Card is the better option. It fits perfectly inside your wallet, works with both Apple and Android, and is ready to help the moment your wallet goes missing.

 

 

Shop Wallet Trackers Built for Real Life

Both AirTag and Tracker Card are great tools. The difference is in how they fit your wallet and your life. Code 118 builds modular wallets that let you choose the tracker that works best for your setup without changing how you carry.