RFID-blocking wallets are designed to make the contactless chips in cards harder to read from a distance. The idea is simple: the lining of the wallet is made from materials intended to block or interfere with the weak radio waves that readers use, so a reader should struggle to pick up the data on a card sitting inside. Our carbon fibre designer RFID card wallet is one example of the style.
How do RFID wallets work?
A reader uses radio waves to pick up information from a contactless chip. An RFID blocking wallet is designed to stop those waves reaching the card. It does not damage or demagnetise your cards, and it does not interfere with your phone. How much protection any wallet offers depends on its design and materials, so treat it as an extra precaution alongside the usual care with your cards and card details.
How do I know if my wallet has RFID blocking?
Look for the RFID-blocking description on the product page or label. If a wallet does not say it has RFID-blocking material, you should not assume that it does.
How do I choose an RFID wallet?
The size of your wallet should match what you carry each day. Some people prefer a slim style that fits a front pocket, such as the black RFID money clip wallet, while others need more room for notes and coins and might choose a bifold wallet. Think about how many cards you use and whether you want a cash strap or an ID window.
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