NFC is an acronym for Near Field Com­mu­ni­ca­tion. NFC is a wire­less tech­nol­o­gy that uses radio fre­quen­cy to com­mu­ni­cate with devices with­in 4 cm or less. There­fore, NFC busi­ness cards are a type of busi­ness card that com­mu­ni­cates with a device, often a smart­phone, with­in prox­im­i­ty. These cards are used to direct clients to your busi­ness infor­ma­tion like your web­site page of choice, port­fo­lio, or reg­is­tra­tion forms, tap to call, text, and down­load an app.

An NFC busi­ness card has a chip installed inside it to send infor­ma­tion to the device with­in the range. The chip has a low mem­o­ry size and only holds a small amount of infor­ma­tion. NFC busi­ness cards often require an NFC app. This app allows you to pro­gram the card and change it as much as you like to fit your needs. The good thing is that you don’t have to be tech-savvy.
Pro­gram­ming your NFC busi­ness card lets you con­trol what infor­ma­tion you want peo­ple to see. You can pro­gram it even after you have hand­ed it out to peo­ple, and hence you don’t have to wor­ry about recall­ing for changes or reprint­ing oth­er cards with dif­fer­ent infor­ma­tion.