LYNK Pop-Up Metal Wallet — Aluminum RFID Cardholder

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A folded billfold is mostly air and leather. The LYNK Pop-Up Metal Wallet strips that away and keeps the part that matters: your cards, your cash, and a side trigger that fans them into...

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Everyday Carry / Recycled 6061 Aluminum

Your pocket,
reduced to what
you actually use.

A folded billfold is mostly air and leather. The LYNK Pop-Up Metal Wallet strips that away and keeps the part that matters: your cards, your cash, and a side trigger that fans them into your hand in under a second. Machined from recycled 6061 aluminum, 2.20 oz on the scale, sized for a front pocket, built to be opened ten times a day for years.

LYNK Wallet Dimensions and Profiles SIDE TRIGGER 3.94 IN · 100 MM 2.56 IN · 65 MM 0.39 IN EMPTY BODY 2.20 OZ · 62 G
Front profile and edge profile, to scale. Depth is the empty frame — cards add to it.
A hand pressing the side trigger so the card stack fans out of the wallet
Mechanism

One thumb, one second

Press the side trigger and your cards fan out in a stepped stack, spaced far enough apart to read the one you want. It works with the wallet still in your hand, still in your pocket, or already reaching for the reader. Beside the trigger is a lock switch: pushed to the locked position it seals the slot, so no card can be pushed in or pulled out until you release it — useful on a run for the train, or with the wallet loose in a bag.

The wallet separated into its parts: side trigger, pop-up cardholder, expandable backplate and cash strap
Capacity

Ten in the mechanism. Twelve in the wallet.

The pop-up cartridge holds up to 10 cards. Two more sit in the exterior slots milled into the front and back plates — the metro card and the office badge, the two you tap without opening anything — for 12 in total. The backplate is held on by two screws and the included screwdriver opens it out, so you set the clamp to the stack you actually carry rather than to the stack the factory assumed. Embossed and older raised-number cards fit without forcing.

The wallet held at a jacket pocket with folded banknotes clipped flat under the elastic strap
Cash

Bills, without the fold-over bulge

A ribbed elastic strap runs the length of the backplate and grips one to eight folded bills flat against the body. Receipts, a spare key, a business card — anything flat goes under the same strap. The rib pattern is what keeps a single bill from sliding out, which is the failure most elastic straps have on day thirty.

The same wallet at a card terminal: nothing is read while the card sits inside, and the card taps normally once popped out
Shielding

RFID blocked inside the cartridge

The aluminum body forms a continuous shield around the cards held inside the pop-up cartridge: sitting in your pocket they cannot be read. Pop a card out and it taps normally — the shield is the wallet, not a coating on the card. Two things are deliberately outside that shield and worth knowing about: the exterior card slots on the front and back plates, and anything under the cash strap. If a card must be unreadable in your pocket, keep it in the cartridge.

The matte black wallet resting on a dark notebook, showing the anodized surface
Finish

Matte anodized, not painted

The body is machined from recycled 6061 aluminum — the same alloy grade used for bike frames and camera cages — and the matte finish is anodized into the metal rather than sprayed on top, so scuffs from keys and coins don't lift color the way a coated wallet does. It will pick up marks. Aluminum always does, and after a year the wear pattern will be specific to how you carry it.

1-Year Warranty

Built for the long haul. If the mechanism fails, we replace it.

30-Day Returns

30 days to test it in your pocket. Not for you? Send it back.

Specifications
Card capacity
Up to 10 in the pop-up cartridge · 12 total with the two exterior slots
Cash capacity
1–8 folded bills under the elastic strap
Dimensions
3.94 in L × 2.56 in W × 0.39 in D
100 × 65 × 10 mm · depth measured empty
Weight
2.20 oz · 62 g
Body
Recycled 6061 aluminum, machined and matte anodized
Strap
High-retention ribbed elastic
Release
Spring-loaded side trigger
Lock
Sliding switch seals the slot — no card in or out until released
Backplate
Expandable, two screws, screwdriver included
RFID
Blocked for cards inside the cartridge · exterior slots and strap are not shielded
Certification
CE · FCC · RoHS
Finish
Matte black
In the box
  • LYNK Pop-Up Metal Wallet
  • Mini screwdriver for the backplate
  • Spare backplate screws
  • LYNK presentation box
Answers
Does it really hold 12 cards?

Ten in the pop-up cartridge and two in the exterior slots, yes — but a wallet at 12 cards is a thicker object than a wallet at six. The 0.39 in figure is the empty frame; every card you add sits on top of that. Most people settle somewhere around six to eight and use the exterior slots for the two they tap most.

Will my embossed card fit?

Yes. The card channel clears raised numbering. Very thick hotel keycards and some transit cards count as two.

What is the lock switch for?

Pushed to the locked position it closes the slot, so a card can neither be pushed in nor pulled out. Use it when the wallet is loose in a bag or you are moving fast. Release it and the trigger works as normal.

Will my cards fall out if the wallet is shaken?

No. The cartridge grips the stack, and the lock switch closes the slot outright if you want certainty. Cards only leave when you press the trigger.

Does it scratch?

Anodized aluminum resists marking better than coated finishes, but it is metal in a pocket with keys. Expect a patina, not chipping.

Can I carry coins?

No. This is a card and bill wallet. There is no coin pocket by design.

Does it work with metal credit cards?

Yes. The mechanism handles both standard plastic and heavier metal cards without jamming.

How do I clean it?

A damp microfiber cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners — they dull the anodized finish.

How long will delivery take?

Typically 6–8 business days in total, and that figure already includes the 1 business day we take to dispatch. The delivery estimate beside the Add to cart button shows dates for your own country. Every parcel is tracked and the number is emailed to you. Shipping is free on every order.