Do you offer RFID blocked/shielded wallets?Updated 7 hours ago

Yes, we offer most of our wallets in both RFID-shielded and non-shielded options.

As RFID-blocking has gained popularity, we recognize the peace of mind that the feature offers. After careful research into the topic, we find it reassuring that in fact, no cases of theft via RFID-skimming have been reported—which is why we agree with this report from Slate: 

1.) A debit-card could theoretically be skimmed for one transaction at the most, and the vast majority of credit-card companies protect you against fraudulent charges.

2.) There are better ways to protect yourself against actual fraud—and here's a quick and helpful read: RFID: To Block, or Not To Block

Beyond that, non-shielded wallets allow for seamless use of tap-to-pay or NFC cards (subway, work key cards, etc). That's why most of our RFID-shielded wallets still have an unshielded card slot—so you can continue enjoying tap-and-go convenience without having to remove these common cards. Here's some even further insight (nerd alert)... Most access cards aren't blocked by RFID-shielding because those cards operate at a lower frequency (for example, ID and payment cards operate at 13.56 MHz, while building access cards usually operate at 125kHz). This would explain why your building tag is getting through—while your debit & credit cards are being shielded. 

And on that note—onwards to our wallets if you're in the market for one, RFID blocked or not!