The Pacsafe RFIDsafe LX100 wallet is a RFID blocking wallet, essential for security in these times. The RFIDsafe™ LX100 gives you peace of mind while your commuting or exploring the city. The RFIDsafe™ blocking material helps you to avoid scan scams and with 11 card slots including an ID mesh slot, four slip pockets and a snap button closure, you can keep all your daily essentials organised and easily accessible. Protect personal information stored in your RFID chip on your passport or credit card with Pacsafe's state-of-the-art material that blocks out transmissions and stops personal information from being accessed by identity thieves. This Pacsafe RFID-safe LX100 purse wallet protects and secures your notes and credit cards. Anti-theft features RFIDsafe™ blocking material Protects personal data on passports & credit cards Additional features Note slot Internal organisation for cards (11 card slots, including one mesh slot) Four slip pockets Snap button enclosure Outer Zippered coin compartment Brand PacsafeMaterials Black, Chilli Red, 600D High Density Polyester Oxford, PU1000mm Tweed: 350D Polyester Tweed, PU1000mmDimensions 14 x 9 x 3 cm (HxWxD)Weight 110g RFIDsafe technology protects your credit card and passport information RFID chips can be found in most passports, credit cards and public transport tickets (like London's Oyster card and Melbourne's Myki). The RFID chip in the card emits radio transmissions that make them easy to use, but this also means that they can be read or downloaded by thieves by using a hand-held RFID reader from up to 3m away. All the information on your passport including your name, date of birth, digital photograph, issue and expiry date as well as biometric information can be accessed from your passport and the account name, issue date, expiry date and account number can be taken from your credit cards. The best way to protect yourself from identity theft is to keep your passport and credit cards in a Pacsafe RFIDsafe wallet that is designed to block RFID readers from accessing your data. Watch the following videos for an example of how this works:
