# NFC Business Cards

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> Tap to share your info with NFC business cards from Elite Card Pro. Learn how NFC cards work, who they help, and how to order.

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## How to set up an NFC business card

1. **Tell us about you** — Send your name, title, contact details, links, socials, and the keywords clients might search for you by.
2. **We build & program** — We design your profile, choose your card material, and program the NFC chip to point at your live Elite profile.
3. **Tap and share** — Your card arrives ready. Tap it to any phone and your full profile appears — savable in one motion.
4. **Update anytime** — Change a number, title, or link from your phone and every card you have ever handed out updates instantly.

## On this page

- The technology behind NFC business cards
- Choose your finish
- Visual Learners Click and swipe our videos like Reels
- NFC business cards vs paper cards
- How to set up your NFC card
- How NFC business cards work
- Who they are for
- Setup and compatibility
- Common NFC card questions
- Ready to tap into smarter networking?

## FAQ

**What is an NFC business card?**
An NFC business card is a physical card with a small Near-Field Communication chip embedded inside. When you tap it to a smartphone, the phone instantly opens your digital profile — contact details, links, and social profiles — with no app required. Elite Card Pro NFC cards also include a printed QR code as a fallback and make your profile searchable by keyword inside the recipient's contacts.

**How is it different from a paper business card?**
A paper card is fixed the day it is printed and usually ends up lost or thrown away. An NFC business card shares a live profile, so the other person saves you to their phone in one tap, sees your links and socials, and always gets your current details — change your number or title and every card you have handed out updates. You never run out or pay to reprint.

**When should I use one?**
Any time you would hand out a paper card: networking events, sales meetings, showings, conferences, and client visits. It is especially useful when you meet many people quickly, when your details change often, or when you want people to find you again months later by searching what you do.

**How does an NFC business card work?**
The embedded NFC chip is passive — it has no battery. When you hold the card near the back of a phone, the phone's NFC reader powers the chip and reads the link stored on it, opening your profile automatically. It works on every iPhone since the iPhone 7 and virtually all modern Android phones.

**Do NFC business cards work on iPhone and Android?**
Yes. NFC reading is built into iPhone 7 and newer (no settings to change) and nearly all Android phones from the last several years. If a phone is older, the printed QR code on the same card is an instant fallback.

**Does the person I share with need an app?**
No. Neither you nor the recipient needs an app. Your profile opens as a normal web page they can save to their phone — optionally to their home screen like an app for quick access.

**What are NFC business cards made of?**
Elite Card Pro offers premium metal, engraved wood (walnut or maple), and matte plastic with reflective gold or silver logos. Every material houses the same NFC chip and prints your QR code fallback.

**How much does an NFC business card cost?**
Elite Card Pro NFC cards start at $150/year for the Standard plan (card, hosted profile, keyword search, real-time updates, and free replacements) and $250/year for Pro, which adds a CRM, lead capture, and an analytics dashboard.

**What makes Elite Card Pro NFC cards different?**
Keyword search. Most NFC cards simply share your details. Elite Card Pro makes your profile searchable inside a contact's phone, so months later someone can search what you do — "realtor," "insurance" — and find you even if they forgot your name. Setup is also done for you by a US-based team.

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