RFID Thin Wallet Credit card / Cash Holder / Color & Finish Variations

What is RFID? RFID is an abbreviation of Radio Frequency Identification Card. Typically, credit cards, IDs, passports and key cards which store user’s personal information via a chip or tag are examples of RFID cards. (The chips that are located on your credit card) When you brush the card against the reader, information will be processed. Why is having a RFID Wallet Important? Payments made by RFID credit cards does not require you to swipe your card. You just need to put your card near an RFID reader and it will trigger payment processing. It’s one of the convenient sides of RFID cards. However, a drawback of RFID cards is that thieves will take advantage of this feature and steal your information easily with an RFID reader. Using a process called RFID Skimming, a thief can use a small remote to activate the RFID tag in your card and transmit your credit card data to their own device. RFID reader uses radio waves to read this data, so the purpose of an RFID wallet is to block these radio waves. An RFID wallet is made of a special material that can block and/or interrupt radio waves. Use: -Use the cut out to push the cards out and the opposite side to put the cards in. -RFID Blocking Thin Wallet -Aluminum Alloy -Wallet card: 3.5 inch x 2.18 inch x .5 inch -“Shiny” finished has a raised circular pattern single center similar to a CD. This creates a color illusion. All have black or silver clips, except the 1 noted as "Strap" Note: Pictures were taken under bright light