Ensuring the safety of your important items is of utmost importance. ID cards, memory sticks with sensitive information, jewelry, etc. are all things you want to be safe. Unfortunately, most of us are unable to accurately put the safe in our bag while traveling. 

But what if it can? This is where TROVA GO comes in-a safe that combines the simplicity of biometric technology with a sleek aluminum alloy shell to ensure the safety of your important items. As part of the Green Monday promotion, we will offer an additional 20% discount on the TROVA GO code GREEN20. You only need to pay US$156.79, which is a savings of US$82 compared to MSRP!

TROVA GO is a pocket safe that uses your biometric information to ensure safety. With a Bluetooth connection, TROVA GO is only paired with certain users, so your items are safe while remaining accessible. Never forget PIN codes, passwords or combinations-TROVA GO uses 21st century technology to make security easier than ever.

TROVA GO is made of hardened aluminum alloy, which is light in weight and can be carried around all day long. At the same time, it is strong and durable and can withstand harsh punishments. The silicone lining can protect the contents and hide odors. As a reward, you will get the unique TROVA GO protective case, which is a leather case that protects your safe from scratches and wear.

In their review of TROVA GO, PCMag stated that “Trova Go does exactly what it planned: to provide a safe private container for your sensitive materials. It is stylish and safe, just like a portable, pocketable password box, and it It’s as easy to unlock as your phone."

For this Green Monday, use code GREEN20 to get TROVA GO $82. You only need to pay $156.79 for the safe and simple privacy provided by the lightweight and stylish TROVA GO. 

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