Wallets have been around since the 1700s, when they were introduced as a replacement to the coin purses. Since then, a lot has changed.

The term smart wallet is not so much a descriptor of the wallet itself, but more a term used to describe the many different features that might qualify a wallet as smart tech.

In today's world of ever-increasing speed and technological advancement, society has begun to see a change in business transactions. RFID speeds up payments but also puts your data at risk.

Card fraud and identity theft are on the rise all across the globe. What technologies exist to steal your data and how can you protect yourself from them?

The cards you cheoose to carry around in your wallet are there for a reason. No matter what their purpose, it's essential to protect them and the information they carry.

As society has moved towards further advanced forms of conducting monetary transactions, the threat of identity theft has risen alongside it. Find out how a security wallet can help protect you.

Almost every single person carries a wallet on a daily basis. It's a ubiquitous accessory that often goes without question. But ask yourself - what do I want out of my wallet?

Picture, if you will, reaching into your pocket to grab your wallet only to realize it isn't there. It's clear what has happened: you've lost you wallet and all your cards inside it.

There are different pros and cons of carrying a metal wallet. So, in order to help you decide if metal wallets are good, let’s delve a little into the different positive and negative reasons you may or may not choose to carry one.