- The RFID chip was not able to be read when placed between either of the two models of ScannerGuardCards. The ScannerGuardCards have effectively shielded the RFID 13.56 MHz chip. Up to six RFID enabled credit cards can be blocked from being scanned when four enabled credit cards are put between the upper and bottom slat of a wallet, and two RFID chipped credit cards are put directly behind the ScannerGuardCards in the upper and bottom slat of a wallet.
- This protection applies to an open or closed wallet. In addition when the ScannerGuardCards in this configuration are on one side of the wallet, and the wallet is closed any chipped RFID credit cards in the slats on the other side of the wallet when the wallet is closed and come in close proximity or contact of the ScannerGuardCards will receive the same protection from being scanned while the wallet is closed.
- Don’t be fooled by protective sleeves that make you slide your cards into them. Everytime you want to use your cards you have to search for the sleeve and then pull all your cards out while you search for the right one. Talk about poor design and inconveniencing the user.
- Many credit cards, debit cards, smart cards, drivers licenses, and access cards are embedded with a Radio Frequency ID (RFID) chip. All passports and passport cards now have the RFID chip in them. The RFID chips can contain your credit card and personal information.
- The ScannerGuardCard System has gone through some of the most stringent testing possible. Utilizing a RFID scanner – Model: R50 with a radio frequency 13.56 MHz, we placed the ScannerGuardCards inside a wallet and attempted to scan test credit cards. As you will see the RFID scanner was not able to scan the credit card data. Get 24 hour a day protection when you use the ScannerGuardCard System.
