13.56MHz RFID Cards Supplier
We offer a full range of 13.56MHz RFID cards compatible with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A. Our cards are widely used for access control, transportation, membership, and smart ticketing systems.
Choose from chips like MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, MIFARE Ultralight, and NTAG 213/215/216. As a professional 13.56MHz RFID card supplier, we provide OEM customization, encoding services, and fast delivery. Ideal for bulk orders with stable quality and competitive pricing.
Selection guide
| Use case | Recommended option | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| HF access control | 13.56MHz RFID card | Confirm the reader system and chip requirement before production. Compare the MIFARE Classic 1K Smart Card and MIFARE Classic 4K Card for common access systems. |
| NFC interaction | NFC card option | Use when the project requires short-range NFC-compatible interaction. See the Blank NFC Card or NTAG 213/215/216 RFID Card. |
| Membership cards | Custom printed HF card | Combine 13.56MHz functionality with artwork, numbering or personalization. The Fudan FM1208 RFID Card is a cost-effective chip option for printed membership cards. |
| Hotel key card systems | Compatible HF card | Provide the lock system or chip specification so compatibility can be checked. See the Dual-Frequency RFID Card for systems needing multiple chip compatibility. |
FAQ
What are 13.56MHz RFID cards used for?
They are used in many HF RFID and NFC-related applications, including access control, membership, hotel key and identification systems.
Are 13.56MHz cards the same as NFC cards?
NFC uses 13.56MHz HF technology, but the correct card still depends on chip type, data format and system compatibility.
Can 13.56MHz RFID cards be printed?
Yes. These cards can often be supplied as blank or custom printed cards depending on your project requirements.
Can ZealTag help choose the chip?
Share the reader, lock system or application details. ZealTag can help recommend a suitable HF or NFC card option.
What's the difference between MIFARE and NTAG chips?
MIFARE Classic and DESFire chips are commonly used for access-control and identity systems with proprietary or secure authentication. NTAG chips (213/215/216) are NFC Forum Type 2 tags widely supported by smartphones for URL and marketing use cases. Choose based on your application.
Can 13.56MHz cards be used for both access control and NFC marketing?
Yes, though the chip choice differs: MIFARE-family chips suit access-control systems, while NTAG chips suit consumer NFC interactions such as tap-to-open links. Confirm your primary use case before selecting a chip.
What is a Fudan chip card and how does it compare to MIFARE?
Fudan chips such as FM1208 are a cost-effective alternative to MIFARE Classic for compatible access-control systems. Confirm reader compatibility before switching chip families.
Do 13.56MHz cards work with existing HF readers?
Compatibility depends on your reader's supported protocols and chip family. Share your reader model or existing card type so we can confirm which 13.56MHz chip option will work with your system.
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- NFC RFID Cards — NFC card category
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- Mifare Cards — MIFARE chip card category
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