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NFC Card

Blank NFC card for staff ID, door access and tap-based loyalty or membership schemes.

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NFC Card

Overview

What it does

A blank NFC card for encoding as a staff ID, a door credential, a membership card or a loyalty token. Cards ship unencoded, so the site's own system writes the ID and can rewrite it when a person or a role changes. Chip type decides which readers will accept the card, so tell RATS BD what reader estate it has to work with before ordering.

Specifications

Manufacturer specifications for NFC Card
BrandTagLock
ModelNFC 001

Where it earns its keep

  • Staff ID and back-door access at retail sites
  • Membership or loyalty schemes that want a physical card
  • Replacing magnetic-stripe cards that are wearing out or being cloned

Figures above are the manufacturer's published specifications. The detection aisle, sensitivity and tag mix that work on your floor are confirmed during the site survey.

Part of a system

RFID Inventory

Most Bangladeshi retailers do not lose money mainly to theft — they lose it to not knowing what is on the floor. RFID replaces the annual guess with a number you can act on this afternoon.

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