Password Bank Vault

No one but yourself should have access to your passwords. Real-Soft, via the Password Bank Vault cross platform application, aims to make sure that you and you alone have access to your confidential information. You see, Password Bank Vault encrypts and password protects all the information it stores – it can store web logins, email or FTP accounts, bank accounts and PINs, software licenses, and other information.

As mentioned above, Password Bank Vault is a cross platform application. This means you can use the application on a machine powered by Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS X, or by the open source operating system Linux.

The first thing you will see when you launch Password Bank Vault is a Welcome prompt that asks you to provide the master password – without this password you will not be able to access the application. After you enter the master password, you will be presented with the application’s tabbed interface: tabs for web logins, email or FTP accounts, bank accounts and PINs, software licenses, and other information are presented at the top. Above the tabs there are buttons for adding new entries to the database, backing it up, and more.

Using Password Bank Vault is a simple 2-step process:
Step 1 – select a tab from the application’s interface. If you want to enter the password for an online account, select the Web Logins tab. If you want to enter bank account info, select the Bank Accounts and PINs tab.
Step 2 – Hit the New button to add an entry. Provide all the required information; feel free to use the built in password generator.
If you want to, you can back up or export the info saved by Password Bank Vault. With a simple click on the Lock Screen button, you can put the application on lockdown.

Password Bank Vault is a free application.

Securely store your passwords, PINs, software licenses, and other info with the free Password Bank Vault.