New

NFC ID cards and fobs
that update without reprinting.

Full-color PVC ID cards and keychain fobs with an NFC chip inside. One tap opens your link on any smartphone — and you can change where it points anytime, for free, without ordering new cards.

Example NFC cards and a key fob: a restaurant card that opens its website, a digital business card that adds a contact, a real estate card that opens directions and a gym card that opens its social pages

How it works

1

Order

Add NFC to any ID card design, or order a keychain fob directly — pick a color, done.

2

We encode it

Every chip is programmed with your own CredentialCore Smart Link and tested before it ships.

3

Tap and go

Anyone taps it with a modern iPhone or Android — no app needed. Change the link anytime from your account.

Diagram: how NFC ID cards work — tap, power up, open a link Diagram: how NFC key fobs work — tap, power up, open a link

Smart Links: the part that actually matters

Every card and fob is encoded with a short link we manage for you. The chip itself never changes — what changes is where that link points, and you control that from your account, anytime. Update a schedule, swap a registration page, refresh your contact info. None of it needs a reprint.

Pricing

NFC ID Card Add-On

Add to any full-color PVC ID card design.

+$5.00 / card

Start a Design →

NFC Keychain Fob

Blue, orange, or red. Volume pricing at checkout.

From $5.50 / fob at 100+

Shop Fobs →

Common questions

Do people need an app to use these?

No. Any modern iPhone or Android phone reads an NFC tap with its built-in NFC reader — no app required on their end.

Can I change the link after the card ships?

Yes — that's the whole point. Update the destination anytime from your Smart Links dashboard and it applies immediately, no reprint.

Is my personal data stored on the chip?

No. The chip only stores a link, never personal information. Anything sensitive lives on a page you control.

How close does a phone need to be?

A few centimeters, and only when someone intentionally taps their phone to the card or fob.

Can these open doors or replace access badges?

Not currently. These are for sharing a link with a tap, not physical access control.

Ready to get started?