NFC Introduction

Your card is equipped with an NFC-compatible chip; it is used as the primary way of communicating your LinkHub, vCard, or URL. NFC stands for Near Field Communication, and it uses RFID hardware to interact with a phone.

Read the article on our wireless technology.

Where to scan your card

On the card

On the front of Wave Card, there is a wireless symbol. The NFC chip is located on the backside of the icon. The card is equipped with a QR code as a backup if the NFC transmission fails. The QR code is laser-etched, similar to the rest of the card.

On the phone

Smartphones' NFC sensor location will differ from model to model. They are commonly found on the upper back of the phone.

Read our device guide to get a better understanding of where to tap Wave Card.

Directing your user

Once the Wave Card has been successfully scanned, they will be a screen depending on how you have customized your Infinity Card.

Using your LinkHub

Your LinkHub will have several links and an option RSS feed of the site of your choice (we recommend a personal or work blog). It is here that your user can visit your social media or website.

Downloading a vCard

Your vCard, also known as your Virtual Contact File (.VCF), it can contain:

• phone numbers
• e-mail addresses
• URLs
• logos
• photographs
• audio clips

It is downloadable to any smartphone and can instantly be added to their contact list.

Custom URL

Your Infinity Card can also point to any desired URL without our interface to slow you down. This is especially good if you have a company website with all your information already on it.

Changing your Wave Card link

You can alter what your Wave Card does on the fly.

Please see our article on Wave Card customization for more information.