Lock Wallet® Slim features a nano-thin RFID blocking shield built inside to help keep your credit, debit and ID cards safe from card-scanning thieves. The compact design is sleek and fits comfortably in any pocket or purse.

A wallet is a flat case or pouch, often used to carry small personal items such as paper currency, debit cards, and credit cards; identification documents such as driver's license, identification card, club card; photographs, transit pass, business cards and other paper or laminated cards.

A wallet is important to keep all your personal belongings, travel documents, money and cards protected from theft, damage or weather exposure. It is also a great accessory that can help to define your style and be part of your image.

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. If the wallet is well made, there is no way someone can steal your data.

A wallet is a small flat folded case, usually made of leather or plastic, in which you can keep banknotes and credit cards. Synonyms: purse, pocketbook, notecase, pouch More Synonyms of wallet.

Card Lock blocks the card number, so it will prevent the fraudster from using the card's information, even online. To lock your card, log into Central Bank Online Banking or the Mobile Banking App.

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Digital wallets are online payment tools, usually in the form of an app. The wallet securely stores virtual versions of debit and credit cards, so you don't need to enter your card details or carry a physical card at all to make payments.

Using a digital wallet for money transfers offers a number of advantages compared to other options.

• Convenience. E-wallets enable consumers to store their favorite payment methods in one place, including credit cards, bank accounts, gift cards, and more.
• Lower costs.
• Faster transactions.
• Security.
• Peer to peer transfers.

A mobile wallet works by communicating with terminals using various types of information transfer technology. Most mobile wallets use NFC technology to communicate with payment terminals.

RFID sleeves and wallets still block any signals from these cards. So, in the unlikely event someone gets so close they can read your card, you'll still have protection.

RFID wallets are indeed capable of going through airport security without any significant issues.