Wisdompro Credit Card Holder, Slim Leather RFID Blocking Wallet Debit Card Protector Organizer Case (Build in 20 Card Slot & 7 Small Cells for Memory Cards)-Vertical Black
Product Description
Wisdompro Credit Card Holder, Slim Leather RFID Blocking Wallet Debit Card Protector Organizer Case (Build in 20 Card Slot & 7 Small Cells for Memory Cards)-Vertical Black
- RFID Blocking Protection: Designed to help protect RFID‑enabled cards from unauthorized scanning and reduce the risk of electronic data theft.
- Organized Multi‑Slot Storage: Includes 20 credit card slots (10 double sided pouches) and two more pages 7 small card cells for memory card like CF cards and TF cards, keeping cards well organized!
- Premium Materials: Holder is made of soft PU leather, heavy duty PVC and RFID material cloth build inside the leather for reliable daily use.
- Magnetic Closure Design: Magnetic closure keeps cards securely inside the holder while allowing quick and easy access.
- Compact & Portable Size: 4.13"x3.23"x0.76" (10.5cmx8.2cmx1.95cm), suitable for carrying in a wallet, bag, or pocket.
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