What's the minimum for a true custom project?

Prototype runs from 50 units, MOQ production from 500. Some custom form factors (specialty wristbands, embedded inlays) have higher minimums driven by tooling costs. We quote MOQ in the scoping call.

Can you produce a credential that combines my legacy RFID + a new chip family?

Yes — multi-technology hybrid cards are a common deliverable. We can put both an old proximity chip and a modern AES-128 chip on the same card body, for example, to bridge a migration.

Do you handle the artwork or do I supply it?

Both options. You can supply final print-ready artwork, or we can produce designs based on your brand guidelines (additional design fee). For variable data (per-cardholder), provide a CSV + photo archive.

What's the lead time for a fully custom project?

4-8 weeks from spec sign-off. The variable is prototype iterations — projects with a clear spec go faster; projects that need multiple prototype revisions take longer.

Who owns the IP on a custom design we develop together?

You own the artwork and any chip-application specifications you provided. We retain the right to use generic technical patterns (e.g. dual-frequency antenna designs) that we've developed across many client projects. Specifics are spelled out in the project contract.

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Full OEM/ODM capabilities for custom campus RFID solutions. From specialized form factors like key fobs and wristbands to private labeling and unique chip configurations, we can manufacture to your exact specifications.

Ideal for

Custom form factor requirements
Specialized chip configurations
Private label manufacturing
Multi-technology hybrid cards

Features

Custom form factors (cards, fobs, wristbands, stickers)
Specialized chip programming and encoding
Private labeling and branding
Unique material requirements
Integration consulting and support
Prototype development available

Specifications

Ordering

Lead Time4-8 weeks typical

MOQVaries by product

PrototypesAvailable

CertificationsISO 9001, CE, custom

SupportDedicated project manager

Proof, not promises

Every production run starts with a testable specification.

We confirm card construction, chip family, data format, artwork and reader-test requirements before mass production. Sample approval is the decision gate—not a generic compatibility claim.

Technical project details are shared directly with qualified institutional buyers where confidentiality allows.

Compatibility

Platform / use case	Supported	Notes
Custom form factors	Yes	Cards, key fobs, wristbands, stickers, and embedded inlays. Any form factor that can house a 13.56 MHz or 125 kHz chip.
OEM / ODM private labeling	Yes	Your branding on the product, your packaging, your shipping labels. The end-customer never sees us.
Multi-technology hybrid credentials	Yes	Multiple chips in one body — e.g. LF + HF + magstripe + barcode all on a single credential during a migration.
Prototype runs	Yes	Sub-500-unit pilot runs available for genuine prototype development before committing to MOQ production.

Encoding options

Any 13.56 MHz HF or 125 kHz LF chip family, encoded to your specification
Custom applet development for contact-chip dual-credential cards
Pre-programmed UIDs or random with stored mapping
Custom artwork pipelines (variable data, conditional rendering)

Sample-kit workflow

1Initial scoping call — form factor, chip family, encoding scheme, target use case.
2Quote with prototype and production tiers.
3Prototype run (50-100 units) if needed.
4Validation period — you test in the field.
5Production run with locked specifications.

What to watch for

Common pitfalls during a card-program rollout and how we address them.

⚠ Form factor doesn't fit your existing reader's interrogation zone

Prototype phase catches this — we adjust antenna design or chip placement before MOQ commitment.

⚠ Project scope expands during prototype to need new features

Scope changes priced and approved in writing before each prototype iteration; no surprise invoices.

Frequently asked questions

What's the minimum for a true custom project?: Prototype runs from 50 units, MOQ production from 500. Some custom form factors (specialty wristbands, embedded inlays) have higher minimums driven by tooling costs. We quote MOQ in the scoping call.
Can you produce a credential that combines my legacy RFID + a new chip family?: Yes — multi-technology hybrid cards are a common deliverable. We can put both an old proximity chip and a modern AES-128 chip on the same card body, for example, to bridge a migration.
Do you handle the artwork or do I supply it?: Both options. You can supply final print-ready artwork, or we can produce designs based on your brand guidelines (additional design fee). For variable data (per-cardholder), provide a CSV + photo archive.
What's the lead time for a fully custom project?: 4-8 weeks from spec sign-off. The variable is prototype iterations — projects with a clear spec go faster; projects that need multiple prototype revisions take longer.
Who owns the IP on a custom design we develop together?: You own the artwork and any chip-application specifications you provided. We retain the right to use generic technical patterns (e.g. dual-frequency antenna designs) that we've developed across many client projects. Specifics are spelled out in the project contract.

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