Smart Link Card
Any link you need, one tap away.
Booking page for a salon, a catalogue on WhatsApp, directions on Google Maps, a payment link at the counter. If it has a link, the card can open it.
No payment now. You pay after we confirm your order and design.
Ready in 2–4 working days. Delivery across Delhi NCR, shipping across India.
Spaces that feel like home.
Residential and interior architecture across Delhi NCR.
What it opens
Any link, one tap.
- Website, booking or payment page
- Maps, YouTube, WhatsApp chat
- 1Customer taps the card, or scans the QR.
- 2The page opens on their phone. No app.
- 3You see every tap in your live report.
Why it works
Small card. Big difference.
Works with any https link
Websites, booking tools, payment pages, Google Maps, YouTube, WhatsApp chat links and more.
Change it anytime
Running an offer this week? Point the card to it, then back again. Same card.
Counts every tap
Your live report shows how many people opened the link from each card.
Details
The specifics.
- Size
- 86 × 54 mm, credit-card size
- Material
- PVC, water-resistant
- Chip
- NFC (NTAG213), no battery
- Works with
- iPhone XS and newer, NFC Android phones
- Backup
- QR code on every card
- Finish
- Light or Black
- Updates
- Change what it opens anytime
- Best placed
- Counters, entrances, product shelves and reception desks.
FAQ
Good questions.
Can it open a UPI payment?
It can open any https payment page, like a payment link from your gateway or bank. Ask us and we’ll help you set it up.
Can I see how many people used it?
Yes. Your live report shows taps per card, per day.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. iPhone XS and newer read NFC cards on their own when the screen is on. Most Android phones read them when NFC is turned on, which it usually is by default. Any phone can scan the QR code.
Can I change what my card opens later?
Yes, anytime and as often as you like. The card stays the same; we change where it points. No reprinting.
Does the card need charging or a battery?
No. The NFC chip has no battery. It is powered by the phone for the split second it is being read.
