Guide
Get your identity printed in your own way
Tapsay is the studio for people who want themselves — not a template logo — on an NFC card.
Most NFC shops sell a chip with a QR energy: scan me, I’m digital. Tapsay starts from the opposite end. You already have a face, a reel, a jersey number, a firm name. We print that. The tap is how the card stays alive after it leaves the press.
What “your own way” means
A template if you want speed — Instagram, BGMI, LinkedIn, WhatsApp. Your own file if you do not. AI backgrounds in the designer if you want ink and paper without opening Photoshop. The brand promise is not more chip types. It is that the card looks like you.
How an order works
Pick a template or upload art. Tell us what the tap should open. We print the PVC, encode the NTAG215 if you sent a payload, and ship prepaid. When the handle or the number changes, you rewrite the chip. The printed identity stays.
Who this is for
Anyone who is tired of spelling an @ handle, screenshotting a UID, or emailing a PDF after a conversation. Creators, gamers, students on placement, founders who still carry paper. If you want something printed with NFC, it belongs at Tapsay.
Tapsay
Print this identity
Custom NFC card, encoded if you send the link. Rewrite later with NFC Tools.
More from Tapsay
- What is an NFC identity card?A printed card with your face on it, and a chip that opens the next thing — follow, call, résumé, game ID. Tapsay makes that object.
- Why a tap beats another QR on the tableQR codes wait to be aimed at. An Tapsay card is something you hand someone — then their phone does the rest.
- Campus, fests, and the first hundred cardsNFC identity cards spread in rooms where people already swap Instagram and game IDs. Tapsay starts there, not on a billboard.