Media and technology
- RFID or NFC cards
- Key fobs, wristbands, or labels
- 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz, or combination media
- MIFARE Classic, DESFire, NFC, or other relevant technology
Two access cards can look identical and still be technically different.Therefore, chip type, frequency, data, and compatibility should be clarified before you order cards, key fobs, readers, or encoding equipment.

A picture of an existing card or key fob rarely shows the exact chip, formatting, or system application.
Two identical media can contain different technology, and the same chip type can be set up differently.For ongoing issuance of personal access cards, a card printer with an encoding module can combine printing and encoding in the same workflow.For a complete series, it may be more advantageous to have the cards produced and possibly personalized in advance.
NORDANO helps assess both options before you invest.
NFC is part of the RFID family and typically operates at 13.56 MHz, but not all RFID systems are NFC, and compatibility cannot be determined by frequency alone.
No. Chip type, protocol, security, data layout, and system configuration can differ, even if the frequency is the same.
Yes.NORDANO supplies several types of cards, key fobs, wristbands, readers, writers, and card printers with relevant encoding options.
Send us information about the system, reader, and existing media. Then we'll help clarify the right card or fob type and the desired delivery.