Custom NTAG cards with NTAG213, NTAG215 and NTAG216 chips for NFC marketing, digital business cards and product authentication. We provide OEM manufacturing with customized printing, materials, encoding and finishing.
✓ Since 2011 RFID Smart Card Manufacturer
✓ OEM & ODM Customization
✓ NTAG213 / NTAG215 / NTAG216
✓ Original NXP Chips Available
✓ Custom Printing & Encoding
✓ Sample Testing & Bulk Production
NTAG213, NTAG215 and NTAG216 are NFC Forum Type 2 Tag ICs designed for contactless data sharing and mobile interaction.
We manufacture custom NTAG cards with customized printing, materials, encoding and personalization for B2B NFC projects.
| Specification | Details |
| Frequency | 13.56 MHz |
| Standard | NFC Forum Type 2 Tag / ISO 14443 Type A |
| Chip Options | NTAG213 / NTAG215 / NTAG216 |
| User Memory | 144 / 504 / 888 bytes |
| Size | CR80 (85.5 × 54 mm) or customized |
| Thickness | 0.76 / 0.84 mm or customized |
| Material | PVC / PET / PETG / PC / Paper |
| Personalization | Printing / Numbering / QR / Variable Data |
| Encoding | Available |
| Sample Testing | Available |
| Packaging | 100 / 200 / 250 / 500 pcs or customized |
| MOQ | 500 PCS |
| Lead Time | Typically 7–14 business days |
| NTAG Chip | User Memory | Typical Use |
| NTAG213 | 144 bytes | Short URLs, basic NFC content |
| NTAG215 | 504 bytes | Digital content, marketing data |
| NTAG216 | 888 bytes | Richer NFC content, product information |
Not sure which NTAG chip you need? Send us your NFC application, data requirements or existing tag information. We'll help confirm the appropriate chip configuration.[Get a Chip Recommendation]
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One-tap access to websites, social media, campaign pages and digital content.
Contact information, LinkedIn profiles, personal pages and digital contact sharing.
Product information, anti-counterfeiting and authenticity verification.
PVC, PET, PETG, PC, paper, wood and other customized materials.
Full-color printing, matte, glossy, epoxy, laser foil, QR codes and variable data.
Chip encoding, serial numbering and customer-defined data are available based on project requirements.
1. Direct Factory Supply
Work directly with the RFID card manufacturer for better production control and communication.
2. Sample Before Mass Production
Test cards with your existing reader/system before bulk production.
3. Quality Traceability
Production testing, encoding verification and batch inspection records are available when required.
4. Scalable Production
Up to 12 million cards per month, supporting both pilot orders and high-volume projects.
5. Stable Supply Chain
Integrated manufacturing resources help ensure reliable materials, production capacity, and long-term supply.

Our Quality Control Process
● Pre-Production Sample Verification
● NFC Readability & Performance Testing
● NFC Programming Verification
● Print Quality & Appearance Inspection
● Final Batch Quality Inspection
We manage the OEM process from card design and NFC programming to inspection and mass production. Samples are available for NFC and project compatibility testing.
Yes. We provide custom card printing, materials, sizes, finishes and personalization based on your artwork.
Yes. We can encode URLs, NFC data and other customer-provided content before shipment.
NTAG213 is suitable for compact data, NTAG215 for more content, and NTAG216 for larger NFC data.
Yes. We can support unique serial numbers, URLs, QR codes and other variable data for individual cards.
Yes. We can provide samples for NFC, encoding and card design testing before mass production.
Yes. We can combine RFID chip personalization with printed serial numbers, QR codes, barcodes and variable data. These options can be customized according to your card design and system requirements.
Please provide the NTAG chip, card design, size, material, encoding requirements and quantity.
What is your MOQ and lead time?
MOQ and lead time depend on the card type, customization level, printing requirements, and encoding needs. Blank cards can usually be delivered faster than fully customized printed and encoded cards.
How do you handle quality issues?
If a quality concern is reported, we review the batch details, inspect the production record, and identify the root cause. Depending on the case, we can support replacement, rework, or corrective action based on the agreed terms.