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# Use the protective card sleeves

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<figure><img src="https://content.gitbook.com/content/NY8wCXGnxCVD9Jkv7Gx8/blobs/hID29qFGoXA3CqbRrUmI/DSC00608.jpg" alt=""><figcaption><p>Card Sleeve for X1 Cards</p></figcaption></figure>

Cypherock provides RFID covers for all your cards in the product packaging itself. The main aim of these Protective Card Sleeves is to create a faraday cage—an enclosure designed to block electromagnetic fields—which prevents any unauthorized remote scanning of your X1 Cards.

It is recommended to always keep your X1 Cards in these sleeves, especially if you manually opted out from creating a PIN for your wallet account. Keeping Cards without PIN and Card Sleeves can lead to unauthorized access to your X1 Cards.
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Protective Card Sleeves for your X0 Cards are available to purchase from the [Cypherock website](broken://pages/c7cf955e39ba16b38d336fc22205f7a5a46555b3). The main aim of these Protective Card Sleeves is to create a faraday cage—an enclosure designed to block electromagnetic fields—which prevents any unauthorized remote scanning of your X0 Cards.

It is recommended to keep the X0 Cards that you store as backup in these sleeves.
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