Credential and reader
Name the current card technology and reader model; request a compatible configuration.
RFID cards
Standard RFID Smart Card
Discuss RFID card formats for credential and identification projects.
Discuss this formatProduct-family overview
Choose Around
The Application.
Start with the credential workflow and existing reader system. Select the technology, chip and security design after compatibility requirements have been reviewed.
Exact model, chip, frequency configuration, dimensions and performance require a current specification and application review.
Original format illustration. No model-specific appearance is implied.
Archived catalog reference
Review The Format.
Confirm The Configuration.
| Reference | Shown in the archive | Source page |
|---|---|---|
| Standard format shown | 86 × 54 mm | 3 |
| Materials listed | PVC, ABS, PET, PETG and wood | 3 |
| Construction shown | Printing layers, core layers and chip/antenna; optional front and back lamination | 3 |
| Other formats | Non-standard shapes and dimensions are illustrated; confirm the selected construction | 3 |
These are archived portfolio examples, separate from the paper-card drawing below. Chip, frequency, thickness, security and current availability require a selected-model review.
Reviewed guide and source coverageSupplied construction example
A Paper Format To Discuss.
A supplied drawing illustrates a paper card with a PET window and NFC inlay.
| Card outline in drawing | 86 × 54 mm |
|---|---|
| Corner notation | R3 |
| Illustrated construction | Coated paper · PET window · NFC inlay |
This is a construction example, with no model code or chip specification stated. Card technology, security, reader compatibility, thickness and printing requirements need confirmation. Source: 智能纸卡.pdf, page 1. This example does not establish the dimensions or chip of every RFID card.
Application and configuration
Connect The Credential To Its Workflow.
Define who or what the credential represents, how it is issued and which existing reader system must accept it. The paper-card drawing on this page is one construction example, separate from a finished card specification.
Issuing and replacement
Describe enrollment, printing, personalization, lost-card and replacement workflows.
Application records
Define the permissions and event records the application needs, without sending real personal data in an initial inquiry.
Explore the workflow
Applications and project options
Prepare Your Configuration Brief.
Application Workflows
- Staff identification and access credentials
- Hotel-key projects
- Loyalty and membership credentials
- Industrial identification
Configuration To Review
- Reader technology, chip and security requirements
- Card dimensions, shape and material
- Front and back artwork and personalization
- Lamination, surface finish and encoding data
Questions Before Selection.
Can I Request A Non-Standard Card Shape?
The archived portfolio describes non-standard formats. Share a drawing, material and reader requirements for a current construction review.
How Should I Choose The Chip?
Start with your existing reader technology, required interoperability, memory and security policy. Confirm the exact chip and configuration before approval.
Which Printing Options Should I Specify?
Provide front and back artwork, personalization fields and finish requirements. Printing and lamination depend on the selected construction.
WordPress portfolio reference · Reviewed 31 October 2026. Application and configuration context adapted from the archived BXAIOT product page. View the archived portfolio and selection resources.
Review before selection
Bring The Right Questions.
- Existing card/reader technology and required interoperability
- Credential policy, privacy and security requirements
- Card size, printing and personalization requirements
- Integration, enrollment and replacement process
Discuss a configuration
From Format
To Project Brief.
Share your quantity, operating conditions and existing equipment. Request a current model specification before selection.
CONTACT SALES
Start with your project.
Send your application requirements to BXAIOT.
Email sales@bxaiot.comThis link opens your email application. Review and send your message there.
Website & inquiry information