How to Use Your 9toa RFID Blocking Card

Specifications

The 9toa RFID Blocking Card is a sleek, credit card-sized shield that safeguards your contactless cards from digital theft. By emitting a powerful jamming signal when it senses scanning attempts, it instantly blocks unauthorized access to your sensitive data, keeping your personal information secure from skimmers and hackers.

  • Size: Standard credit card dimensions
    (85.6 x 54 mm) and ultra-thin.
  • Range: Protects cards within a 3 cm
    (1.2 inches) radius on either side.
  • Orientation: Effective in any position
    —front, back, or between cards.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Follow these simple steps to set up and use your 9toa RFID Blocking Card:

Step 1: Identify Your RFID-Enabled Items

Check for RFID Symbols: Look for the contactless symbol (four curved lines) on your credit/debit cards.

Passports and IDs: Identify passports or IDs with RFID chips (usually indicated on the cover).

Step 2: Place 9toa RFID Blocking Card in Your Wallet

Optimal Placement:

Single 9toa RFID Blocking Card: Place it directly next to your RFID-enabled cards.

Multiple Cards: Use the sandwich method—place 9toa RFID Blocking Cards between two groups of RFID cards.

Orientation: 9toa RFID Blocking Card works in any orientation; just ensure proximity.

Step 4: Using Your Cards

Contactless Payments: Remove your payment card from the wallet or separate it from 9toa RFID Blocking Card during transactions.

After use, return the card to its protected position next to 9toa RFID Blocking Card.

Access Cards: For building or office access, separate the access card from 9toa RFID Blocking Card when scanning.

Step 5: Protecting Other Items

Passports: Place 9toa RFID Blocking Card near the RFID chip inside your passport cover.

IDs and Transit Cards: Keep them adjacent to 9toa RFID Blocking Card when not in use.

Step 6: Test Your 9toa RFID Blocking Card

At a Payment Terminal: Attempt a contactless payment with 9toa RFID Blocking Card next to your payment card.

The terminal should not read your card until 9toa RFID Blocking Card is separated.

Using a Smartphone: Use an NFC reader app to confirm your RFID cards cannot be read while 9toa RFID Blocking Card is in place.

Using 9toa RFID Blocking Card with Passports

Placement: 

  • Insert 9toa RFID Blocking Card inside your passport near the RFID chip (usually the front or back cover).
  • Use a passport holder to keep RFID Blocking Card securely in place.

Best Practices

  • Large Wallets or Bags: If carrying RFID items in separate compartments, consider using additional 9toa RFID Blocking Cards.
  • Proximity Matters: Ensure 9toa RFID Blocking Card is within 3 cm of the items you wish to protect.

Care and Maintenance of Your 9toa RFID Blocking Card

To ensure your 9toa RFID Blocking Card remains effective:

Avoid Physical Damage: Do not bend, cut, or apply excessive force.

Keep Dry: Protect from moisture; avoid submerging in water.

Temperature Caution: Do not expose to extreme heat or cold.

Clean Gently: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth if necessary.

Proper Storage: Keep 9toa RFID Blocking Card securely in your wallet or passport holder.

How can I test if my 9toa RFID Blocking Card is working properly?

How can I test if my 9toa RFID Blocking Card is working properly?

At a Payment Terminal:

  • Attempt a contactless payment with your RFID-enabled card while 9toa RFID Blocking Card is adjacent.
  • If the terminal cannot read your card, 9toa RFID Blocking Card is working.

Using a Smartphone:

  • Download an NFC reader app.
  • Try to read your RFID card with and without 9toa RFID Blocking Card next to it.
  • The app should not read any data when 9toa RFID Blocking Card is in place.

What should I do if 9toa RFID Blocking Card doesn't seem to be blocking RFID scans?

  1. Check Placement: Ensure 9toa RFID Blocking Card is within 3 cm of your RFID cards.
  2. Inspect for Damage: Look for cracks, bends, or scratches on 9toa RFID Blocking Card.
  3. Test Again: Try testing with different devices or readers.
  4. Contact Support: If issues persist, reach out to our customer support for assistance.

Can environmental factors affect the performance of 9toa RFID Blocking Card?

Extreme temperatures, severe physical damage, or exposure to water may affect 9toa RFID Blocking Card's performance. Ensure you protect 9toa RFID Blocking Card from harsh conditions to maintain its effectiveness.

Safety and Security

Will 9toa RFID Blocking Card damage my credit cards or magnetic strips?

No, 9toa RFID Blocking Card will not damage the magnetic strips or EMV chips on your credit cards. It operates by emitting a scrambling signal only when it detects an external scanning attempt and does not interfere with or physically affect your cards.

Is it safe to carry 9toa RFID Blocking Card next to my smartphone or other electronic devices?

Yes, 9toa RFID Blocking Card is safe to carry alongside smartphones, tablets, and other electronic devices. It does not emit any continuous signals that could interfere with the operation of your devices.

Does 9toa RFID Blocking Card emit any harmful signals or radiation?

No, 9toa RFID Blocking Card does not emit harmful signals or radiation. It only activates a scrambling signal when it detects an RFID scanner's signal, and this emission is minimal and safe for daily use.

Care and Maintenance

How durable is 9toa RFID Blocking Card?

9toa RFID Blocking Card is designed for everyday use and is made from durable materials. It can withstand normal wear and tear associated with being carried in a wallet or purse.

Are there any special care instructions for 9toa RFID Blocking Card?

To maintain your 9toa RFID Blocking Card's effectiveness:

  • Avoid Physical Damage: Do not bend, cut, or apply excessive force.
  • Keep Dry: Protect from moisture and avoid submerging in water.
  • Temperature: Avoid exposing 9toa RFID Blocking Card to extreme temperatures.
  • Clean Gently: If necessary, wipe with a soft, dry cloth.

Does 9toa RFID Blocking Card have an expiration date or wear out over time?

9toa RFID Blocking Card does not have a specific expiration date and should remain effective as long as it is not physically damaged. Regularly inspect your 9toa RFID Blocking Card for signs of wear, and replace it if you notice any damage that could affect its performance.

Family Use and Tips

How can I explain RFID protection to my kids?

Simplify the concept by comparing 9toa RFID Blocking Card to a shield or a superhero's protective force field that guards their personal information from bad guys trying to steal it. Use age-appropriate language and examples to make it relatable.

What are some tips for setting up 9toa RFID Blocking Card for my family members?

For Parents and Adults:

  • Educate all family members about RFID risks and the importance of protection.
  • Standardize wallets or holders that accommodate 9toa RFID Blocking Card.
  • Monitor regularly to ensure 9toa RFID Blocking Card are in place and undamaged.


For Kids and Teens:

  • Assist them in placing 9toa RFID Blocking Card in their wallets or bags.
  • Protect their school IDs or transit cards by keeping them near 9toa RFID Blocking Card when not in use.
  • Encourage Responsibility: Teach them to care for their 9toa RFID Blocking Card and understand its importance.
About 9toa RFID Blocking Card

What is the 9toa RFID Blocking Card?

The 9toa RFID Blocking Card is a credit card-sized device designed to protect your RFID-enabled cards and documents from unauthorized scanning. It actively blocks and scrambles RFID and NFC signals, preventing unauthorized access to your personal information.

How does 9toa RFID Blocking Card protect my cards and information?

9toa RFID Blocking Card uses active jamming technology. When it detects an RFID scanner's signal, it emits a scrambling signal that disrupts the communication between your RFID-enabled cards and unauthorized readers. This prevents the scanner from accessing any data stored on your cards.

Does 9toa RFID Blocking Card require batteries or charging?

No, 9toa RFID Blocking Card does not require batteries or external power. It is a passive device that harnesses energy from incoming RFID signals to activate its protective features.

What are the dimensions and specifications of 9toa RFID Blocking Card?

9toa RFID Blocking Card has the following specifications:

  • Dimensions: 85.6 mm x 54 mm (standard credit card size)
  • Thickness: Approximately 0.9 mm
  • Weight: Lightweight for easy portability
  • Material: Durable plastic with embedded microchip
  • Protection Range: Effective within 3 cm (1.2 inches) on either side

Is 9toa RFID Blocking Card compatible with all wallets?

Yes, 9toa RFID Blocking Card is designed to fit into any standard wallet, cardholder, or passport cover. Its slim profile ensures it does not add bulk to your wallet.

Can RFID be hacked or skimmed?

Yes, RFID signals can be intercepted by unauthorized readers in a process known as RFID skimming. This can potentially allow hackers to access personal information stored on RFID-enabled cards and devices without physical contact, leading to identity theft or fraud.

What items use RFID technology?

Near Field Communication (NFC) is a subset of RFID technology that allows for two-way communication between devices within a very close range (usually less than 4 cm). NFC is commonly used in smartphones for contactless payments and data transfer. Since NFC operates on similar frequencies as some RFID systems, devices can be vulnerable to similar security risks.

Understanding RFID Technology

What is RFID?

RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. It is a technology that uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. RFID tags contain electronically stored information that can be read by a reader device without physical contact.

How does RFID work?

RFID systems consist of three components

  1. RFID Tag/Transponder: Contains a microchip and antenna, storing information.
  2. RFID Reader/Transceiver: Emits radio waves and receives signals back from the RFID tag.
  3. Antenna: Allows the tag and reader to communicate.

When the RFID tag comes within range of the reader's electromagnetic field, it transmits the stored information to the reader.

Using 9toa RFID Blocking Card

How do I set up and use my 9toa RFID Blocking Card?

Using Cardian The Safe Card is simple:

  1. Identify your RFID-enabled cards (look for the contactless symbol).
  2. Place 9toa RFID Blocking Card in your wallet:
    • Position it next to your RFID-enabled cards.
    • For multiple cards, use the sandwich method by placing 9toa RFID Blocking Card between them.
  3. Carry your wallet as usual. 9toa RFID Blocking Card will automatically protect your cards without any additional steps.

Where should I place 9toa RFID Blocking Card in my wallet for maximum protection?

For optimal protection:

Proximity is key: Place 9toa RFID Blocking Card within 3 cm (1.2 inches) of your RFID-enabled cards.

Orientation doesn't matter: 9toa RFID Blocking Card is effective in any position.

Multiple cards: If you have several RFID cards, consider placing 9toa RFID Blocking Card in the center of your card stack.

Can one 9toa RFID Blocking Card protect multiple RFID-enabled cards?

Yes, one 9toa RFID Blocking Card can protect multiple RFID-enabled cards as long as they are within its effective range (3 cm on either side). Ensure your cards are arranged close to 9toa RFID Blocking Card in your wallet.

Will 9toa RFID Blocking Card interfere with contactless payments when I want to use them?

Yes, 9toa RFID Blocking Card will prevent your card from being read during contactless payments if it is adjacent to your payment card. To make a contactless transaction:

  1. Separate your payment card from 9toa RFID Blocking Card by removing it from the wallet or moving it away from 9toa RFID Blocking Card.
  2. Complete the transaction.
  3. Return the card to its protected position next to 9toa RFID Blocking Card.

Do I need more than one 9toa RFID Blocking Card if I carry cards in different wallet compartments?

If your RFID-enabled cards are stored more than 3 cm apart (e.g., in different sections of a large wallet), you may need additional 9toa RFID Blocking Cards to ensure all cards are protected. Alternatively, rearrange your cards to keep them within 9toa RFID Blocking Card's protective range.

Protecting Passports and Other IDs

Can 9toa RFID Blocking Card protect my passport and other RFID-enabled IDs?

Yes, 9toa RFID Blocking Card can protect passports and IDs that contain RFID chips. By placing 9toa RFID Blocking Card near the RFID chip within your passport or ID holder, it will block unauthorized scans.

How do I use 9toa RFID Blocking Card with my passport?

To protect your passport:

  1. Insert 9toa RFID Blocking Card inside your passport cover, adjacent to the RFID chip (usually located in the front or back cover).
  2. Secure 9toa RFID Blocking Card by using a passport holder or sleeve to keep it in place.
  3. Ensure that 9toa RFID Blocking Card remains close to the passport's RFID chip for effective protection.

Is 9toa RFID Blocking Card effective against all RFID frequencies used in passports and IDs?

9toa RFID Blocking Card is designed to block standard RFID frequencies used worldwide, particularly the 13.56 MHz frequency common in credit cards and passports. It effectively protects against unauthorized scans of most passports and IDs.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or need assistance with your 9toa RFID Blocking Card, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Email: info@9toa.com or 9toa2000@gmail.com

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