Terms of Service

Last updated: 18 September 2026

These terms apply when you order from Tapsay (“we”, “us”). This is a plain-language draft — replace the bracketed placeholders and have it reviewed before you rely on it.

How ordering works

Adding a card to your cart and paying at checkout confirms your order — payment is collected upfront via Razorpay (, prepaid only, no cash on delivery). We then print the card, encode the chip if you sent a payload, and ship it.

What you send us to print

You are responsible for any photo, logo, artwork, or text you send us to print or encode. By sending it, you confirm you own it or have the right to use it, and that it does not infringe anyone else’s trademark, copyright, or likeness rights. We reserve the right to decline to print content that is unlawful, infringing, or that impersonates a brand or person without permission.

The NFC chip

Cards ship with a rewritable NFC chip — NTAG213 (144 bytes) by default, with NTAG215 (504 bytes) and NTAG216 (888 bytes) available as paid upgrades at checkout. If you choose “ready to tap”, we encode the link or contact details you provide before shipping. Chips are rewritable afterwards using an app such as NFC Tools — see our how-to guide. We are not responsible for content you or anyone else encodes onto the chip after it ships.

Shipping and refunds

See our Shipping Policy and Refund & Cancellation Policy for details.

Limitation of liability

We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from use of a card, the linked content it opens, or delays outside our reasonable control. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of [Add your state/country for governing law, e.g. Karnataka, India].

Contact

Tapsay · orders@tapsay.io · [Add a support phone number]

Encode the data

NFC Tools

We can encode your link before the card ships. To write or rewrite it yourself on iPhone or Android, use NFC Tools by Wakdev — URL, phone, text, contact, Wi‑Fi, and more.

NFC Tools is made by Wakdev. We list it so you can encode a tap.