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RFID ID Card
RFID chip embedded directly into a standard PVC ID card — one card for identification and access control.
RFID ID cards carry an embedded chip readable at a distance by compatible scanners, commonly used for door access, attendance logging, and library systems. iDGen embeds the chip during card lamination rather than as a stick-on tag, so the finished card is a single solid piece with no visible seam or bump — it looks and handles exactly like a standard photo ID.
We print to common frequencies (125kHz proximity and 13.56MHz MIFARE/NFC) — tell us which reader hardware you're running and we'll match the chip to it before printing.
- ✓Chip embedded during lamination — no visible seam or added bulk
- ✓125kHz proximity and 13.56MHz MIFARE/NFC supported
- ✓Matched to your existing reader hardware before printing
- ✓Same card doubles as photo ID and access credential
Questions about rfid id card
- What's the difference between RFID and barcode ID cards?
- A barcode card needs a direct line of sight to a scanner and gets unreadable if scratched. An RFID card is read by proximity, doesn't need line of sight, and holds up better to daily wear — the tradeoff is a higher per-card cost.
- Which RFID frequency do I need?
- 125kHz proximity is common for basic door access; 13.56MHz MIFARE/NFC supports more advanced use (attendance systems, cashless payment, phone-based reading). Check your existing reader's spec sheet, or ask us to confirm before ordering.