On first consideration, being able to pay for small items with your mobile phone seems like a really great idea. After all, you always have your mobile with you and it saves the hassle of having to carry cash and cards around, right?
I travel from home to work everyday, so if you are in a similar position to me, one of the things that is important is to have a safe and easy to access wallet.
Considerations for those who are still undecided about whether to invest in an #RFID #protected #wallet or sleeve.
Almost half of transactions are now contactless in Europe, recent research by financial services giant MasterCard has found. Consumer adoption rates for contactless methods are consistent across the continent with a 97% upswing in contactless transactions so far this year, MasterCard reports.
Is it safe to make payments over the phone? As technology moves on, banks and technology companies like Apple and Google are encouraging users to use their payment systems. But is it safe to pay with Google Pay and Apple …
The amount of money fraudulently spent using contactless payment cards and mobile devices has increased by £4.2m as their usage across the population has become more widespread. Almost £7m was taken in 2016, compared to £2.8m in 2015, according to Financial …
RFID Cloaked are proud to announce we have been working with Gattopardo, a US company based in New York. Gattopardo design specialised ready to wear unique military clothing for the security and covert industry. For those who seek protection and …
Thanks to our amazing backers on Kickstarter, we have finally produced and are now dispatching the first ever production RFIDsecur™ contactless protection cards. They are even better than we had expected after completing some manufacturing changes at the last minute. …
It is always a pleasure to get feedback. After successfully being funded on Kickstarter we have started to deliver our first RFIDsecur™ card orders. Kickstarter backers are beginning to receive the first batch of these contactless protection cards. We’ve been …
Funding Our aim was to raise £4,775 pounds through our first Kickstarter campaign, so we could go through the Hewlett Packard Indigo Media Certification Program. Allowing us enough money to cover the cost of the trial, manufacture enough RFIDsecur™ material to produce the …