RFID Blocking Metal Card Holder

Keep Your Cards Safe — Not Just Organized.

Slip this ultra-slim metal card case into your suit or jeans pocket and carry your credit and business cards in one compact block. Then push once — the pop-up mechanism fans your cards out so you can grab the right one without digging. And every card inside stays shielded behind an RFID-blocking lining, designed to help block unauthorized wireless scanning.

Security first — why it matters

Contactless cards broadcast a short-range signal to make tap-to-pay convenient. That same signal is what skimming devices try to read. The RFID-blocking lining in this case is designed to sit between your cards and the outside world, helping block unauthorized wireless scans — so your credit cards, transit cards, and access cards are protected while they're stored, not just while you're watching them.

• RFID-blocking lining — designed to help block unauthorized wireless scanning of cards inside the case
• Full-coverage storage — cards sit inside the shielded block, not in an open sleeve
• Protection that travels with you — commuting, business trips, conferences, anywhere your pocket gets crowded
• Nothing extra to remember — no separate sleeve, no "shielded pocket" to keep track of

Built to hold up — and to look the part

Brushed stainless steel resists scratches and fingerprints, so the case keeps its finish through daily handling. The matte black exterior keeps things clean and professional in business settings. And when you need a card, the pop-up multi-slot interior fans them out in one push.

Slim enough to forget — strong enough to protect

At 3.78 × 2.56 × 0.47 in (96 × 65 × 12 mm), it sits flat in a pocket without a bulge — security that doesn't make you carry a brick.

Specifications

• Material: brushed stainless steel
• Finish: matte black
• Dimensions: 3.78 × 2.56 × 0.47 in (96 × 65 × 12 mm)
• Capacity: up to 10 cards
• Security feature: RFID-blocking lining
• Access: pop-up multi-slot card fan

A practical gift for business travelers, commuters, and anyone who carries a stack of cards — and wants them protected, not just organized.