How NFC business cards work
One tap and your full profile opens on the other person's phone - no app, no typing, no paper card that gets lost. This short video shows how it works, with a real-life example.
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One tap. That's all it takes to share who you are.
So, what is an NFC card? It's a business card with a tiny chip inside - the same technology as tap-to-pay.
Hold a phone near it, and your digital profile opens instantly. No app needed.
It works on iPhones and most Android phones. And there's a QR code too, so any camera can scan it.
Here's how it works in real life. Meet Maria. She's meeting a new client over coffee.
Instead of a paper card that gets lost, she brings out her ECARDHUB NFC card.
She taps it on the top of her client's phone, and her profile opens instantly.
Her services, her work and her contact details, all in one place. One more tap, and her contact is saved.
No paper. No typing. Just one tap.
Prefer a sticker? The NFC tag goes on your phone case, your laptop, or your shop counter.
Running a shop? Stand an NFC Sintraboard on your counter. Customers tap to see your page, follow you, or leave a review.
Change your details anytime in your dashboard. Every card, tag and board updates instantly. No reprinting.
Smart connections, one tap away. Order yours at ecardhub.link.
Or try it free, and set up your profile in minutes.
Questions
Do I need an app to tap an NFC card?
No. Most iPhones (XR and newer) and most Android phones read NFC cards on their own - the profile opens in the phone's browser. Every card also has a QR code for phones without NFC.
Where do I tap the card on the phone?
On an iPhone, tap near the top edge of the phone. On most Android phones, tap the middle of the back. Hold it there for a second.
Can I change my details after the card is printed?
Yes. Your card links to your online profile, so anything you change in your dashboard shows up right away - no reprinting.
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