"open the wallet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the action of opening a wallet, such as when someone opens their wallet to take out money or a card. For example: "She opened the wallet and took out her credit card."
"I want to open the wallet".
Get ready to open the wallet.
With this motorized wallet, if you were spending a lot of money and reaching your credit limit, the motor would make it harder to pry open the wallet.
Such self-doubts can be easily cast aside, providing you delve a little more deeply into the App Store than the Top 100 list — and are ready to open the wallet again.
When we reached the Market Hall section of the store, where IKEA sells pots, pans, and other lightweight items, Albrecht declared, "Now it's the famous Open the Wallet section".
"The wallet enables a user to go to any retail site, open the wallet and with one or two clicks complete a purchase," says Tenzer.
The artist's blockbuster show aims to open the wallets of collectors, curators and museum directors.
And he has used similar resources of charm, argument and persuasion to open the wallets of legions of private donors.
Lord Saatchi will both sharpen the party's message and open the wallets of business supporters who, in recent years, have been reluctant to throw good money after bad.
Since the 1960's, BMW has pried open the wallets of the affluent by producing handsome, conservative cars known for handling, performance, luxury and, most of all, status.
The fund-raising events in London laid on by Mr Busson for his charitable foundation, Absolute Return for Kids (ARK), seem to be prising open the wallets of many people in hedge funds who would not have contributed otherwise.
