NTAG · MIFARE · PRINTED + ENCODED
Custom NFC cards that actually do something.
Fully printed PVC NFC cards with your design on both sides and a chip programmed to open whatever you need — a profile, a review page, a menu, a payment link or your own app.
- NTAG
- & MIFARE chips
- Encoded
- & tested in-house
- 600 DPI
- full-colour print
- 1 to bulk
- any quantity
[Free quote]
Get a quote for custom NFC cards.
Tell us roughly what you need — we reply with an exact price and a design proof within 24 hours. Need more options? Use the full request form.
- Sharp 600 DPI printing on premium PVC
- No payment to request a quote
- Design proof before anything is printed
- Pay 50% after approval, balance on delivery
- Courier across India or pickup in Hyderabad
[Custom NFC card printing and programming]
Every kind of NFC card
NFC business and visiting cards, NFC ID and employee cards, NFC student cards, Google review tap cards, NFC loyalty and membership cards, NFC menu and table cards, NFC event passes and NFC access cards — printed full-colour at 600 DPI on PVC with the chip sealed inside.
Chips and programming
We use NTAG chips for phone-tap use cases and MIFARE chips where access-control compatibility is needed. Every card is encoded with your link or data, tested on Android and iPhone, and can be locked against rewriting. Prefer to program them yourself? Printed blank NFC cards are available on request.
NFC vs RFID vs QR — which do you need?
NFC is a 13.56 MHz form of RFID that phones can read, ideal when people tap a card on a phone. RFID cards (125 kHz proximity or 13.56 MHz MIFARE) are built for door readers, attendance machines and hotel locks. A QR code is printed, free and works with any camera but needs a scan. Many of our cards combine NFC with a printed QR code so every phone is covered.
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[FAQ]
What is an NFC card?
A card with a tiny NFC chip and antenna inside. Held near an NFC-enabled phone, it opens a link or shares data instantly — no app needed.
Which phones can read NFC cards?
Most modern Android phones and iPhones read NFC tags natively. A printed QR code on the card covers older phones.
Can you print my own design on NFC cards?
Yes — full-colour, double-sided, at 600 DPI, with your logo, artwork and variable data such as names or numbers.
Do you sell custom NFC cards in bulk?
Yes, from a single card to thousands, with volume pricing.
Can the NFC link be changed later?
If the chip points to a page we host, we update the page without reprinting. Chips can also be left unlocked so they can be rewritten.