The 10 Best RFID-Blocking Wallets to Keep Your Accounts Safe

Aerospace aluminum is used to make this sleek RFID-blocking wallet, which can hold a surprisingly large amount of cash and cards. The all-metal design may not appeal to some, but if you’re into a little edge, this is for you.

This front-pocket model from Bosca combines everything we want to see in one of these wallets. It’s made from high-quality leather. It’s got a classic dressed-up look. It fits in your front pocket for better security. It’s got a magnetic money clip for cash. And, of course, it’s RFID blocking. This is the wallet that impressed us menswear nerds the most. The timeless look and feel of leather really can’t be overstated.

The only downside is you can’t get a Bosca wallet monogrammed through Amazon. You have to go to the company’s website or a local leather-goods store. It’s a minor downside, but it’s one that we have to mention.

In an age of AirTag wallets and thin little card holders, the bifold seems like a throwback, but it’s still the go-to for most men. As far as an RFID-blocking bifold goes, we haven’t found one better than Leatherology’s. It’s the perfect combination of price and quality. The full-grain leather gives it a classic dressed-up look, but the RFID blocking brings it up to standard for 2024.

On top of that, it’s cut a bit slimmer than other bifolds. That doesn’t mean it’s a front-pocket wallet; it’s just not as thick as other bifolds.

Another bonus for this wallet, and the card holder we feature further down the list, is Leatherology’s packaging. When you pay $150 for a designer wallet, you expect nice packaging. When you pay under $100...it’s not a guarantee, but the company puts everything in a gift box with a dust bag. It’s a lovely touch.

We know, it’s crazy that a brand known for its fine leather goods makes an amazing wallet. Bosca’s RFID-blocking traditional bifold looks better than any of the other wallets we got our hands on. It keeps your cards secure, and that premium leather is going to age beautifully as time goes on.

When we’re talking wallet security, RFID blocking is big, but carrying your wallet in your front pocket is even better. You always have an idea of what’s going on in front of you and where your wallet is at. Plus, we prefer a front wallet because it doesn’t affect how you sit.

We recommend this front-pocket style from Leatherology. Like the brand’s bifold, the card holder looks infinitely more put together than any of the other options at this price point. We love full-grain leather because it develops a personal patina over time and it’ll be functional for decades.

If you’re not carrying around much, we suggest a simple front-pocket RFID-blocking wallet. Herschel’s little card holder is a great value, and in this polyester canvas, it’s laughably cheap.

Our main concern with a canvas wallet is obviously durability. This one stands up to the task, though. It won’t last as long as a nice leather wallet or a new-age metal offering, but it’ll stay in good shape for a handful of years. At this price point, that’s all we can really ask for.

Like Herschel’s Charlie wallet, the Flip Case from Bellroy is ultra slim. We dig the feel of the leather, but it’s actually sewn over a hard backing. So what you get is a wallet that’s buttery soft but has some serious structure as well.

Beyond that, we’re fans of the wallet’s magnetic closure. It’s easy to pop open with your thumb and then shut closed. Instead of multiple small card slots, the Flip Case features a well-sized internal compartment that’s divided in two. We’ve found ourselves putting cards on one side and cash on the other most frequently.

The issue with passport holders, especially when put up against wallets, is that they’re just too big. They’re designed for a completely different use. That said, we really love this slimmed-down option from Royce. It fits in a jacket pocket and has space for your passport, cards, and currency. It has everything we’re looking for in a passport holder, and it keeps cards safe on the fly.

This one from Kings Loot leans tech-y, but we’re quite attached to it. It’s slim enough to fit in anyone’s front pocket but has space for up to twelve cards.

Though it’s not a luxury leather wallet by any stretch of the imagination, it does come in leather. We commend the effort, even if it’s just a leather alternative to a Ridge wallet.

If you’re taking your cash out into the wilderness or just on a backpacking tour of Europe, entrust it with the protection gurus at Pelican. This wallet is perfect for those outdoor adventures because it’s crushproof and dustproof, plus it has an IP67 rating. (That means it is tested for submersion under one meter of water for thirty minutes.)

The loop strap is also great for travel, especially in high-traffic areas where you need to make sure it stays on your person.