JLTRFID NFC NTAG213 Cards With Programmable
JLTRFID NTAG213 card is a printable PVC NFC card containing an authentic NXP NTAG213 inside, and thus can be tapped by an NFC phone to open a link, exchange contact details, or perform a simple action.
It operates at 13.56 MHz, is based on the NFC Forum Type 2 and ISO/IEC 14443A standards, and provides 144 bytes of user memory and a unique 7-byte UID per card.
You may leave it blank, print your design, and select the encoding to have cards ready to use as digital business cards, staff IDs, visitor passes, event passes, product information, and quick tap-to-URL campaigns.
JLTRFID should be your company of choice when you require consistent card quality, precise specifications, adaptability in printing and encoding, and fast, high-volume production.
Just report your use case, artwork, and data to JLTRFID (URL/vCard/UID list) and receive a quote today.
Pick the Right NTAG213 Card Build
Select the card build that best fits your preferred appearance, print, and distribute your cards; JLTRFID will cut it from the material and finish it to suit your application.
JLTRFID NTAG213 bamboo cards are eco-look NFC cards, constructed with a bamboo face and an NTAG213 inlay in the middle, enabling you to tap with a phone to open a link or share information. JLTRFID can offer you laser marking, printed branding, UID labels, and encoding, should you require them to be ready to use.
JLTRFID Blank NTAG213 chip cards are unprinted NFC PVC chip cards ready to be printed and encoded with a built-in chip and antenna, the NTAG213 chip. Using JLTRFID, you can choose blank supply, UID recording, and optional data encoding (URL/vCard/NDEF) based on your deployment intentions
The JLTRFID Printable NTAG213 card is a CR80-sized PVC NTAG213 card with a clean surface for printing; you can add your logo, name, and design. JLTRFID supports popular printing techniques and can even be used with printing and encoding to deliver your cards complete and uniform for large-scale use.
What You Get With JLTRFID NTAG213
You receive the major JLTRFID NTAG213 capabilities that ensure that tap-to-share and tap-to-info work well.
You are getting a real NXP NTAG213 that is NFC-ready, so you can simply tap a phone to open a connection or exchange information quickly. It also provides a 7-byte UID on each card, allowing it to be simply tracked by the ID.
Select wallets and badge holders in standard credit card size, or request a custom size if your project requires it. JLTRFID also allows you to change thickness and card build to suit your print and use requirements.
Emboss or print logos, names, photographs, barcodes, or QR codes onto the card itself to look clean and pro. JLTRFID may supply blank cards to your printer or print and encode them together to produce a finished, ready-to-use batch.
Keep the essentials, such as a URL, a vCard link, an app link, or a simple tap-to-action. If you require more memory for larger datasets, inquire with JLTRFID about higher memory.
Read, write, and refresh the information when you need to, all with a tap. The cards can be encoded on a phone yourself, or you can have JLTRFID encode them so you don’t make mistakes in large volumes.
It can be used with NFC-enabled devices to have quick tap interactions in real life. JLTRFID will assist you in choosing the most suitable data format (URL, vCard, or another NDEF format) to ensure the tap experience remains straightforward.
Quick reads are helpful when you are reading a large number of cards or when you need a rapid user experience. That implies reduced wait times and tap-cleaning for events, check-ins, and sharing
You can lock pages (to prevent data from being written over) once they are encoded, or you can password-protect some data when you just want to have a little control over what is written. JLTRFID can configure locking and encoding policies based on your application
JLTRFID NTAG213 Chip Details
JLTRFID relies on the NXP NTAG213 NFC chip to provide quick, reliable tap-to-perform NFC tasks, such as opening a URL or exchanging contact details. It operates at 13.56 MHz and is based on NFC Forum Type 2 Tag and ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, making it compatible with typical NFC readers and with the majority of NFC phones.
It has 144 bytes of usable read/write memory and a 7-byte UID unique to each chip. If you require control, you can lock data to render it read-only or add password-based write protection to prevent unwanted changes.
Printing That Looks Good on Both Sides
JLTRFID will give you full-colour printing on both sides of your NTAG213 NFC card, thus you will have a clean and professional look on your card. You can include your logo, name, photo, and any layout you desire and use the same throughout the entire batch.
Individual QR codes or personal ID print, such as a special number, name, or department per card, can also be selected for tracking or personal use. It is an easy way to handle staff cards, event badges, member cards, or tap-to-info cards without confusion.
Use Your JLTRFID NTAG213 Cards Anywhere You Tap
Select your tap goal, then add JLTRFID NTAG213 cards to simplify it for users.
Tap with JLTRFID NTAG213 cards in closed-loop transit systems to quickly check riders simultaneously. They accommodate CR80 badge holders and are easy to carry and issue in large numbers.
Open a URL, file, menu, product page, or help page by tapping the card with a phone. It is awesome when you only need a straightforward tap action instead of long text.
JLTRFID NTAG213 may support simple tap flows in controlled systems where the backend is concerned with value or access rules. For bank-style payments, the chip type varies, so check your payment settings first, then select NTAG213.
Attach a tap-to-link to a physical card to run campaigns, reviews, promos, or scan to learn more handouts. JLTRFID can print your design on both sides so the offer and the brand are visible
It can be used in simple NFC tap-access systems compatible with NTAG21x tags. It is also suitable for visitor cards, check-in points, and light-duty staff access flows.
Tap your contact page, social links, or a vCard link. It is contemporary, and you can add to the link later by rewriting the card, provided that you have kept it in a writeable state.
Membership, points, perks, and event entry using fast tap, and issue cards. Include printed IDs or QR codes to help staff check and handle edge cases.
