New Release: RFID Card for Bank Card Protection

Pickpockets used to be the biggest worry. Now? Digital thieves with RFID scanners can skim your card data without ever touching your wallet. Creepy, right? 

That’s why we created the Ekster RFID Card: your personal bodyguard against card skimming, identity theft, and digital pickpocketing.

Slip this slim, credit card–sized protector into your wallet, and you’ve instantly added an extra layer of RFID protection for all your bank cards, debit cards, and IDs. 

No charging. No batteries. No stress. Just constant, lifelong credit card protection.

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What Is RFID and Why Should You Care?

First off: what is RFID? RFID stands for Radio-Frequency Identification. It’s the tech that makes tap-to-pay possible, and it’s super convenient for everyday life. 

But here’s the flip side: anyone with a cheap RFID reader can try to grab your card details from a few feet away. This is called card skimming, and it can lead to fraud, identity theft, and drained bank accounts.

The Ekster RFID Card blocks those signals before they reach your cards, giving you bank card protection and peace of mind.

The Convenience of an RFID Card

1. Protect Your Money and Identity

Data thieves don’t stand a chance. With the RFID-blocking card in your wallet, your contactless credit and debit cards are shielded from skimming attempts. It’s identity theft protection you can literally carry in your back pocket.

2. Credit Card-Sized Convenience

Bulky gadgets? Not here. The anti-theft card is exactly the size of a regular credit card, so it slips seamlessly into any RFID wallet, cardholder, or even your pocket.

3. Perpetual RFID Protection

Unlike tech that needs recharging, the RFID protector card works perpetually. No batteries, no buttons. Just passive, hassle-free protection that never quits.

Who Needs an RFID Blocking Card?

Travelers: Airports, train stations, and tourist hubs are prime spots for digital pickpockets.

Commuters: Packed buses and subways are basically playgrounds for skimmers.

Everyday card carriers: If you have a contactless bank card, you’re at risk. It’s that simple.

Even though all Ekster wallets and cardholders already come with built-in RFID wallet protection for cards that are stored in the aluminum cardholder slot, adding this card means you can safeguard extra cards stored elsewhere, such as in the card slots inside the Ekster Wallet’s flap.

How to Use the RFID Card

It couldn’t be easier:

1. Place the RFID blocking card next to the cards you want to protect.

2. Slide it into your wallet, cardholder, pocket, or bag (as long as it’s next to your bank cards).

3. Forget about it. It works automatically and permanently.

Upgrade Your Level of Security

Think of it this way: the RFID Card is cheap insurance against losing way more than just your morning coffee money. 

Skimming happens silently. You won’t even know until it’s too late. Adding an anti-theft card gives you the peace of mind that your money, personal info, and identity are safe.

Because let’s be honest: the only thing worse than having your wallet stolen is realizing someone stole your money while your wallet was still in your pocket.

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FAQ

What is RFID card protection?
RFID card protection prevents unauthorized scanners from reading your contactless credit, debit, or ID cards. An RFID card protector blocks radio waves, keeping your sensitive data safe.

Do RFID blocking cards really work?
Yes. The Ekster RFID Card creates a shield that blocks RFID signals, protecting your cards from card skimming and identity theft.

Does the RFID Card need batteries?
Nope. The card uses integrated shielding material, so you’ll get lifelong debit card protection with zero maintenance.

How big is the RFID Card?
It’s the size of a standard bank card: slim enough to fit in any wallet, pocket, or cardholder.

Do I need an RFID Card if I already have an RFID wallet?
All Ekster wallets have built-in RFID protection, but the RFID blocking card gives you additional security if you store extra cards outside of the RFID-blocking aluminum cardholder slot.

Is RFID theft common?
Yes. Skimming devices are cheap and widely available, making credit card protection more important than ever for travelers, commuters, and everyday card carriers.