Product Digital identity
Wond3rcard
A physical card that hands over a contact in one tap and a verified profile in one scan — and stays current after the card is printed.
Fig. 01 — tap and scan
The problem
A paper business card is out of date the moment anything changes — a role, a number, a company. It also carries no proof: anyone can print one, and nothing on it can be checked.
The people who need this most are the ones who hand over credentials constantly: consultants, engineers, health and security professionals, anyone whose claim about themselves has to hold up.
What we built
A physical NFC card paired with a hosted profile. The card carries no data of its own beyond a pointer — tapping it opens the current profile on the phone, so an update propagates without reprinting anything.
No app install on the receiving side. The phone's own NFC reader opens a web profile, which then offers to save the contact. That constraint drove most of the design: if it needed an app, it would not get used.
How verification works
A profile can be marked verified only when a check has actually been performed against a source that can be named. Unverified profiles still work — they simply do not carry the badge.
That distinction is the whole product. A card that claims everything is verified is worth no more than the paper one it replaced.
“Wond3rcard has completely changed how I share my contact details — one tap gives people everything they need, and I no longer have to carry or print business cards.”