10 Credit Card and 2 Passport Holders Case Set with anti-theft RFID Blocking Capabilities for Security; Now You Can Identify Each Card;

RFID Protection

Are All RFID Cards The Same?

There are two basic types of cards:

Cards with 13.56 Megahertz frequency chips, which are primarily:

·         New debit and credit cards

·         Passports

·         Transit cards

·         Hotel keys

·         New ID and access cards

Cards with 125 Kilohertz frequency chips, which are primarily older:

·         ID cards

·         Access cards

What card types will Identity Stronghold€s products shield and protect against EP?

The patented Secure Sleeves are designed to shield from electronic pickpocketing (EP) all 13.56Mhz contactless credit cards, passports, drivers licenses, ISO 14443A/B and EPC Gen1/Gen2 contactless smart cards; any contactless card that operates at 13.56 Mhz and above.

Our Sleeves Shield These Types of Cards:

·         All new contactless credit cards and debit cards

·         US Passport Cards

·         Enhanced Driver's Licenses such as Washington, Michigan, New York, Vermont, and Canadian provinces.

·         Many transit cards such as the DC Metro and Boston Charlie card

·         TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential)

·         HID iClass, HID MIFARE, HID FlexSmart, DESFire

·         Indala FlexSmart

·         Any card ISO 14443A/B or ISO 15693 compatible

·         All MIFARE and DESFire compatible cards

·         sQuid cards used in Europe

·         Military CAC (Common Acess Cards)

·         New Government PIV (Personal Identity Verification) cards such as the Linc-Pass

·         New long range RFID EPC Gen1/Gen2 cards

How RFID Blocking Works

By creating a shield that blocks the ability to power and communicate with the RFID chip, our products protect personal information stored on these items. Unfortunately, industry-standard security measures implemented for user protection are easily by-passed with modification, so complete protection requires additional security.