Radio-Frequency Identification Blocking Travel Wallet

Abstract

A radio-frequency identification blocking travel wallet for holding cash, credit cards, photo identification, etc. A money clip, a quick access pocket, a plurality of pockets, an identification pocket, and a terminal pocket are integrated with a wallet body having a first wallet section, a second wallet section, and a pliable mid-section. The pliable mid-section is positioned in between the first wallet section and the second wallet section, forming a bi-fold structure. The money clip is integrated into the pliable mid-section, while the quick access pocket and the plurality of pockets are integrated into the first wallet section. Meanwhile, the identification pocket and the terminal pocket are integrated into the second wallet section; a pull-strap allows contents of the terminal pocket to be readily retrieved. A security lining is integrated into the wallet body, the quick access pocket, and the plurality of pockets to prevent identity theft.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates generally to money holders. More specifically, the present invention is a radio-frequency identification blocking travel wallet for holding cash, credit cards, photo identification, etc.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Wallets are commonly used to store and carry cash, credit cards, identification cards, etc. However, current wallets are bulky making them less than ideal for carrying in a front pocket. Furthermore, current wallets do not provide a means for easily accessing the contents stored within the wallet. It is often a hassle to both retrieve cash from the main pocket and neatly place money within the pocket. Additionally, the limited number and poor design of the inside pockets makes it difficult to access commonly used cards. Photo identification slots are also positioned on the inside of the wallet, requiring the user to open the wallet in order to access or show their photo identification.[0003]Another issue with c...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

However, current wallets are bulky making them less than ideal for carrying in a front pocket.

Furthermore, current wallets do not provide a means for easily accessing the contents stored within the wallet.

It is often a hassle to both retrieve cash from the main pocket and neatly place money within the pocket.

Additionally, the limited number and poor design of the inside pockets makes it difficult to access commonly used cards.

Another issue with common wallets is the lack of security features.

Such RFID chips can be scanned unwantedly by passerby in an attempt to copy the personal information on the RFID chips and steal the user's identity.

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