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If you’ve been carrying around the same old-school bifold wallet for years, it’s time to switch things up. The best wallets for the fast-paced modern world will save you time and pocket space, all while looking great and lasting long.

One in three transactions are completed contactlessly. RFID technology makes life easier and can speed up the process of a transaction, but there’s a risk involved with using it.

If something you’re bringing with you on your daily journey isn’t needed or doesn’t get the job done right, it’s time to lighten your load— or upgrade. Invest in a wallet that makes your life easier.

If you've ever payed for something by simply waving your card over a scanner, you’re making use of RFID technology. But there's a downside that many don't know about. 

Three years ago, our personal frustration with the lack of variety in the wallet market and the need to keep our card technology and keep our data secure drove us to give birth to Ekster®.

The people who build our brand's community, and what they're bringing to the wide, wide world of content.

Sometimes, people send us the funniest stories about their wallets and the whole team loves hearing them. This week we decided to share some of the best customer stories with you.

How to design a next-generation smart wallet? We try to continuously improve all of our creations, using a fine-tuned design process.

When I first got my hands on Ekster’s Ultra-Slim Smart Wallet I was blown away by how innovative and stylish it was. Wallets before this all seemed the same.

We are living in a time where humans are becoming encrypted, everyday life now hinging on invisible data. But regulations and security available to protect all of our data are still lagging behind.

Whether it's from specialized checkout lanes in Albert Heijn or local gas stations, the 'hier alleen pinnen' sign will be familiar to anyone who has lived in the Netherlands. What products do you need for a cashless future?

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