How to save your credit cards and addresses in 1Password
1Password isn't just a place to store your usernames and passwords. You can also keep your credit cards, addresses, and other private information secure by storing them in your vaults.
Need to enter your delivery address while checking out with an online retailer? Or want to share a corporate credit card number with someone at work? 1Password is the easiest way to store, fill, and share everything that's in your vaults, including addresses and credit card numbers.
How to save credit cards in 1Password
- Open 1Password
- Select “New Item”
- Scroll down and select the “Credit Card” option
- Enter your credit card information, then choose “Save”
- Repeat the process for any other credit or debit cards you want to store in 1Password
How to save addresses in 1Password
- Open 1Password
- Select “New Item”
- Scroll down and select the “Identity” option
- Enter your address information, then choose Save
- Repeat for any other delivery, billing, residential, or business addresses you want to store in 1Password
Using autofill to enter saved addresses and credit cards
Once you’ve saved your addresses and credit cards in 1Password, you can autofill them on any of your devices by using:
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1Password’s apps. You can use 1Password on your Mac, iPhone, iPad, Windows PC, Android device and Linux computer to save and autofill your credit cards or addresses.
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1Password in your browser. You can use 1Password in your browser to access and autofill your credit cards, addresses, and other private data without leaving the website you’re on. 1Password works with every modern web browser, including Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
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Quick Access. You can also use Quick Access on your Mac, Windows PC, or Linux computer to find and fill any of your addresses and credit cards – all without leaving the app you’re currently working in. If you have 1Password 8 for Mac, you can use Universal Autofill to go beyond the browser and automatically enter your saved usernames and passwords anywhere on your Mac, including desktop apps and system prompts.
Securely sharing with other 1Password users
Sharing with people who don’t use 1Password
Beyond password management – storing your sensitive data in 1Password
- Software license keys
- Passport information
- Social security numbers
- Alarm and door codes
- Bank account information
- Sensitive documents
- And more!
Try 1Password for free today and discover a fast and convenient way to store, share, and autofill your credit cards and addresses.