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NFC Keyring | Tap to Share | Custom Logo

NFC Keyring | Tap to Share | Custom Logo

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A tap-to-share networking keyring — tap the hidden NFC chip on the back of a phone and your links open instantly. No app, no typing. Your logo engraved in, made to order in Christchurch.

What is it?
A double-layer acrylic keyring (40 × 40mm) with your logo engraved in and a hidden NFC chip. Tap it on the back of a phone and it opens your link — website, Instagram, booking page, contact details, wherever you point it.

What's it used for?
It's the modern replacement for a business card. Clip it to your keys and share your details with a tap at networking events, markets, expos or across the counter — no fumbling for a card. Popular with tradies, stylists, agents, coaches and small business owners who meet people out and about. The chip is reprogrammable, so you can change where it points whenever you like.

How's my logo done?
Engraved and colour-infilled into the acrylic, so it stays crisp and won't wear off. Very fine logos I'll simplify slightly for a clean result — I'll confirm on your proof. I'll also shape it (circle or square) to suit your logo, unless you have a preference.

How do I set it up?
Upload your logo below (SVG or AI preferred; a high-res PNG works and I'll vectorise it), and give me the link for your NFC chip. I'll email you a design draft to approve before I make it.

How long does it take?
Made to order in my Christchurch workshop — please allow up to 2 weeks (includes your draft approval).

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Frequently asked questions

How does the tap work?

There's a hidden NFC chip inside — tap the keyring on the back of a phone and your link opens. No app needed on most modern phones.

Can I change where it links later?

Yes — the NFC chip is reprogrammable, so you can point it somewhere new whenever you like.

What if someone's phone doesn't tap?

A few older phones don't read NFC. If that matters, my NFC + QR keyring adds a scannable code as a backup.

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