Access Control Cards

RFID, MiFare, NFC or classic – with a magnetic stripe, photo, number, and name. We use them to open doors, log in to a system, and confirm our identity. Access cards have revolutionized the way security is managed in companies.

Access cards are a type of plastic cards used to manage access to rooms, information, or devices with limited access. These cards are equipped with radio tags that communicate with appropriate readers. Readers read and verify information written on cards, allowing access. Access cards significantly increase security and the way you manage company resources. Their use is convenient and quick, and the cards themselves are durable and resistant to wear and tear in everyday use.

Access cards – main applications

Access cards are commonly used in office buildings, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, government agencies, and transportation systems. They enable safe entry into restricted areas, track employee attendance, provide member privileges, and increase the overall security of the organization. Thanks to configurable functions and advanced technologies, access cards have become an integral part of modern access control systems.

Access card technology

Access cards are plastic cards containing a special electronic module with an antenna, generally known as an RFiD module or transponder. The installed transponder enables the exchange of information with the transmitting and receiving devices via radio waves. Such a module works with the reading system, so it must be properly selected for your system. In addition to radio communication, the RFiD module also allows information to be stored on it. Most often, it contains a number that is read when the card is brought close to the reader.


Our offer includes many currently popular Mifare, Unique, NFC, Hitag, and ATA proximity modules. Each module has specific parameters and a name, e.g., Unique 4100 or Mifare Classic 1K proximity modules. If you are not sure which module to choose, check the specifications of your reader or contact us. We will be happy to help you choose the right type. Also check out the offer for the production of traditional magnetic cards. They perform a similar function to cards with RFID modules, but unlike proximity cards, magnetic cards require contact with a card reader. Below, we present the most common types of access cards.