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RFID Cards

PVC RFID cards for access control, attendance, staff ID and parking: 125 kHz LF, 13.56 MHz MIFARE and NFC, long-range UHF and dual frequency cards, supplied blank for in-house printing or printed with your design.

Buying guide ↓
Products:
18
Price range:
₹10 – ₹185 + GST
Minimum order:
500 pieces
Samples:
₹250 for 1–2 pieces, incl. shipping
Updated:

Sold by India RFID Store, the online catalogue of Identium Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd, an RFID manufacturer in New Delhi, India, in business since 2010.

RFID Cards: prices and models (₹ per piece, excl. 18% GST)

Price range by type

TypeProductsPrice, excl. GSTMin. order
HF RFID & NFC Cards5₹10 – ₹30 + GST500 pcs
LF RFID Proximity Cards (125 kHz)3₹10 – ₹30 + GST500 pcs
UHF RFID Cards3₹20 – ₹30 + GST500 pcs
Dual Frequency RFID Cards4₹28 – ₹40 + GST500 pcs
NFC Business Cards: PVC, Matte Black & Metal (NTAG213/216)5₹15 – ₹185 + GST500 pcs

18 products · from ₹10 + GST

Frequency
Chip
Read range

RFID Hybrid Cards

  • Chip: NTAG21x, MIFARE / F08
  • Range: HF 0–10 cm

₹40 + GST

Min. order 500 pcs

Buying guide

How to choose an RFID card

Start with the reader. A card only works if its frequency and chip match the door reader, attendance machine or gate it will be shown to. If you are adding cards to an existing system, check the reader model or send a card that already works on it. If you are starting fresh, choose by how far away the card must be read and how secure it needs to be.

Card types

LF 125 kHz cards

Proximity cards for door access and attendance systems built on 125 kHz readers, read at a few centimetres. See LF cards, including plain white 125 kHz PVC cards.

HF, MIFARE and NFC cards

13.56 MHz NFC cards come with MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, MIFARE DESFire EV1/EV2, NTAG213/215/216 or ICODE SLIX; plain HF cards suit attendance. See HF cards, and NFC business cards for tap-to-share contact cards.

UHF cards

EPC Gen2 cards read on India’s 865–868 MHz band from about half a metre to several metres. The Plain UHF Card IDC3D and UHF Card IDC62 suit hands-free gates and parking. See UHF cards.

Dual frequency cards

Two chips in one card, such as 125 kHz plus MIFARE or MIFARE plus UHF, for system upgrades and combined door and vehicle access. See dual frequency cards.

Choosing cards for students? Our guide to RFID attendance on school buses under Maharashtra's 2026 rules compares HF cards, UHF cards and wristbands for boarding records.

Quick comparison

TypeFrequencyRead distanceTypical use
LF proximity125 kHzA few cmLegacy door access, attendance machines
MIFARE / NFC13.56 MHzUp to about 10 cmSecure door access, staff and student ID, phone taps
UHF865–868 MHz0.5–5 m, card and reader dependentVehicle and parking access, turnstiles, hands-free gates
Dual frequencyTwo of the aboveAs per each chipPhased upgrades, door plus vehicle access

For higher security, MIFARE DESFire EV1/EV2 adds AES-128 encryption; MIFARE Classic 1K/4K remains the common choice for access control and staff ID.

Blank or printed

Plain white PVC cards, such as the IDC3D UHF card, are made for printing in-house on a PVC card printer. If you would rather receive finished cards, the Printed RFID ID Card (13.56 MHz or 125 kHz, gloss or matte) carries your logo, staff photos, names and card numbers, and Printed UHF Cards add QR codes, barcodes and sequential numbering. Confirm the card works on your reader before printing a full batch; the card printing and reader compatibility guide explains how.

Catalogue prices per card, before 18% GST, with a minimum order of 500 pcs:

  • 125 kHz LF card, plain white: ₹10 + GST
  • 13.56 MHz HF card, plain: ₹10 + GST
  • NFC card (NTAG, MIFARE Classic, DESFire or ICODE SLIX chip): ₹20 + GST
  • Plain UHF cards IDC62 and IDC3D: ₹20–₹25 + GST
  • Dual frequency and hybrid cards: ₹28–₹40 + GST
  • Printed RFID ID card (13.56 MHz or 125 kHz): ₹30 + GST
  • Printed UHF card: ₹30 + GST

What to order with your cards

For more on frequencies and chips, read the RFID cards buyer guide.

Frequently asked questions

Which RFID card will work with my attendance machine or door reader?
The card must match the reader's frequency and chip. Many attendance machines and door readers read either 125 kHz proximity cards or 13.56 MHz MIFARE cards. Share the reader's make and model, or send a card that already works on it, and we will match the card.
How far away can an RFID card be read?
LF and HF cards are read at tap distance, from a few centimetres up to about 10 cm. UHF cards are read from about half a metre to several metres depending on the card and the reader: the IDC3D is rated 0.5–1.5 m and the IDC62 1–5 m.
Can you print our logo, photos and employee names on the cards?
Yes. Printed RFID ID cards (13.56 MHz or 125 kHz) are supplied with your logo, staff photos, names and card numbers in gloss or matte finish, and printed UHF cards can also carry QR codes, barcodes and sequential numbering. Plain white cards are also available if you print on your own PVC card printer.
What do 500 printed RFID ID cards cost?
The Printed RFID ID Card is ₹30 + GST per card, with a minimum order of 500 pcs, so 500 cards cost 500 times that per-card price. It is a CR80 card with a 13.56 MHz or 125 kHz chip, personalised with your logo, names, photos and card numbers in gloss or matte. Send your reader make and model, artwork and staff data with the quote request so the chip and numbering match your system before the batch is printed. To print in-house instead, order plain HF cards or plain LF cards.
Should I choose MIFARE Classic or MIFARE DESFire?
MIFARE Classic 1K or 4K is the common choice for staff ID, access control and attendance. MIFARE DESFire EV1 or EV2 adds AES-128 encryption and room for several applications on one card, so it suits higher-security sites. Your readers must support the chip you pick.
Can one card work with both our old and new readers?
Yes, with a dual frequency card. It carries two chips, for example 125 kHz plus MIFARE, so the same badge works on legacy proximity readers and on new MIFARE or UHF readers during a phased upgrade.

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