We analyzed ten platforms on card cost, SaaS pricing, physical card technology, environmental impact, and data jurisdiction. Pricing sourced from published vendor pages, verified August 2026. Scroll past the rankings for a deeper look at what these platforms are actually doing with your data.

At a Glance — Cost Comparison
Card cost per unit (one card order) + monthly SaaS cost

Platform	Country	Card cost (1 card)	Card cost vs CardPrintz	SaaS/mo
CardPrintz	USA	$2.65-$5.00	LOWEST COST — Dual-Zone NFC Paper Business Cards, Biodegradable	FREE
HiHello	USA	No card	No card — Get a CardPrintz Dual-Zone NFC Business Card	Free / $6–$8/mo
Lynkle	UK	$0.50–$1.50 (generic tag)	Up to 53x more than CardPrintz — single chip only	Free / $3–$5/mo
Linq	USA	$10–$45	Up to 53x more than CardPrintz — single chip only	Free / $5–$8/mo
Blinq	Australia	$14+	5x more than CardPrintz — single chip only	Free / $7.33–$9.99
Wave	Canada	$23–$76	8x–29x more than CardPrintz — single chip only	Free / $5–$7
Dot	USA	$36–$61	Up to 53x more than CardPrintz — single chip only	Free / $5–$7/mo
Popl	USA	11.99-105.99	Up to 53x more than CardPrintz — no free trial	$7.99–$14.99
Mobilo	USA	$4.99–$139	Up to 53x more than CardPrintz — no free trial	$3/mo + card required
V1CE	UK	$79–$450	Up to 170x more than CardPrintz — single chip only	Free / $2.49

Card cost = single unit purchase price. SaaS = individual monthly plan. Prices verified August 2026. CardPrintz is the only dual-chip card on this list. All others are single-chip.

The Details

#1  CardPrintz  Colorado, USA — Best Overall

CardPrintz is the only NFC business card company in existence with patent-pending multi-zone paper cards. CardPrintz business cards have two independent NFC chips embedded in premium paper stock. Tap left — your complete contact details land in their phone instantly. Tap right — your website, your offer, your booking link, anywhere you want them next. Two actions. One card.

 

The CardPrintz Contact app is free. It is available on Android (Get Contact for Android) and the Apple iPhone App Store (Get Contact for iPhone), iMac and Windows 11 is coming soon.  Two export tiers, free and paid. Export to Sales Force HubSpot and other main stream CRM’s for 9.99 and a custom export to any CRM for $19.99. For teams that want AI-native sales automation we are a direct partner with ENGNS sovereign platforms, Khotten CRM and WebStage respectively — built by Engns.com, the sovereign platform provider behind CardPrintz — runs on privately owned American infrastructure. Not on a shared international Big Tech cloud server. Your data is secure with ENGNS covid safe infrastructure. Cards are manufactured by licensed American printers nationwide.

 

✓  CardPrintz has Only patent-pending dual-zone NFC paper card in existence.

✓  Two independent tap actions on one card.

✓  Premium paper stock — biodegradable chips and antenna, recyclable card.

✓  Contact app free — no subscription required to capture and export contacts.

✓  American company, American manufacturing, American infrastructure.

✓  $2.45–$2.65 per card — low enough to hand to anyone in the room.

✓  No branding on your card except yours. No one watching or sending your contacts offshore.

 

CardPrintz cost breakdown

Order qty	Per card	Pack total	vs single-chip competitors
1	$2.99	$2.99	Up to 170x less with Dula NFC tags.
20	$2.99	$59.80	Lowest cost. Two NFC tags.
40	$2.99	$119.60	Lowest cost. Two NFC tags.
60	$2.99	$179.40	Lowest cost. Two NFC tags.
80	$2.99	$239.20	Lowest cost. Two NFC tags.
100	$2.45	$245.00	Same price range as single-chip plastic. Two NFC tags.
250	$2.35	$587.50	Same price range as single-chip plastic. Two NFC tags.
500	$2.00	$1,000.00	Same price range as single-chip plastic. Two NFC tags.
1000	$1.80	$1800.00	Best price on the market. Two NFC tags.

 

CardPrintz Business cards are Green. Paper, NFC chips and antenna are Biodegradable.

 

#2  Popl  Beverly Hills, CA, USA — Best for Event Lead Capture

Popl started as an NFC hardware company, decided they were a software company, and moved their physical card to Amazon. For enterprise sales teams at conferences and trade shows, their lead capture platform is genuinely capable — badge scanning, AI enrichment, CRM sync, and team analytics.

 

✓  Best event lead capture for B2B sales teams

✓  5,000+ CRM integrations including Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho

✓  AI contact enrichment with 90% accuracy claimed

✓  American company

–  Free plan is five contacts. Basically, a useless card unless you subscribe.

–  Gave up on the physical card. CR-80 plastic cards are sold on Amazon.

–  $14.99 per month to remove their own logo from your card. Not a typo.

–  Single chip only. One tap action.

–  Team pricing not published — requires a sales call.

⚠  Enriches your contacts by cross-referencing them against data pooled from their entire customer network and 20+ third-party data brokers. The people whose cards you tapped never consented to this. See Part 2.

 

Popl cost breakdown

Popl tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz — Dual NFC Zones
NFC card (Amazon, single chip)	11.99-105.99	CardPrintz: $2.65
Pro individual	$7.99/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Pro+ individual	$14.99/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Remove Popl’s logo from YOUR card	$14.99/mo ($180/yr)	CardPrintz: your brand. Always.
Teams (min 5 users)	Quote required	Khotten CRM — engns.com

 

#3  Blinq  Melbourne, Australia — Best Free Tier

Blinq has the most generous free plan in the category and the largest user base — 4 million users, 93% of Fortune 500 companies. Their platform is polished, well-reviewed, and genuinely usable at the free tier. They are also an Australian company, headquartered in Melbourne, with data infrastructure outside the United States.

 

✓  Best free plan in the category — two full cards, unlimited sharing, no branding

✓  Largest user base — 4 million users globally

✓  Strong CRM integrations on paid plans

✓  SOC 2 Type II, GDPR certified

–  Headquartered in Melbourne, Australia

–  Data infrastructure outside the United States

–  Single chip. One tap. No dual-zone.

–  NFC cards start at $14 each — single chip only

⚠  Australian company subject to Australian data law, not US jurisdiction. Your US business contacts flow through foreign infrastructure. See Part 2.

 

Blinq cost breakdown

Blinq tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz — Dual NFC Zones
NFC card (single chip)	$14+ per card	CardPrintz: $2.65
Free plan (2 cards only)	$0	CardPrintz: free Contact app
Premium individual	$7.33–$9.99/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Business (5-card minimum)	$4.99/user/mo	Khotten CRM — engns.com
Lead capture add-on	+$199/mo	Included in Khotten CRM

 

 

#4  Mobilo  New York, NY, USA — Best for Enterprise Hardware

Mobilo is built for enterprise sales teams on Salesforce or HubSpot. Four card modes, AI lead enrichment, real-time analytics, strong team management. No free plan — you must purchase a physical card to create an account. Links from Mobilo cards appear as long tracking redirect URLs rather than your actual website address.

 

✓  Four card modes: business card, lead generation, landing page, direct link

✓  AI lead enrichment built in

✓  American company

✓  Strong enterprise team management

–  No free plan. Must purchase a card ($4.99–$139) to get started.

–  Links appear as Mobilo tracking URLs, not your domain

–  Single chip only. One tap.

–  CRM integration costs extra beyond base subscription

 

Mobilo cost breakdown

Mobilo tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz — Dual NFC Zones
Branded plastic card (required to sign up)	$4.99	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Custom classic card	$19.50	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Custom Wood card	$29.50	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Custom Metal card	$49.50	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Pro plan (monthly)	$3/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Teams ($48/user/year)	$4/user/mo	Khotten CRM — engns.com
CRM integration add-on	+$20/mo	Included in Khotten CRM

 

#5  V1CE  Preston, Lancashire, United Kingdom — Best Premium Material

V1CE makes the most visually striking physical cards in the market — PVC, bamboo, Metal, and 24K gold. The platform includes automated follow-up messaging, lead capture, and CRM sync. It is a UK company. Their entry card costs $79. Their gold card costs $450.

 

✓  Premium hardware — bamboo, Metal, 24K gold options

✓  Automated follow-up messaging after card tap

✓  Most affordable monthly SaaS of any platform ($2.49/mo)

✓  Free plan includes lead capture and analytics

–  Headquartered in the United Kingdom

–  Data jurisdiction outside the United States

–  Single chip. One tap. No dual-zone.

–  $79 entry card. Most people will not hand a $79 card to strangers.

–  A $450 card in a drawer is a keepsake, not a networking tool.

⚠  UK company subject to UK data law, not US jurisdiction. See Part 2.

 

V1CE cost breakdown

V1CE tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz
PVC card (entry single chip)	$79 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Bamboo card	$110 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Metal card	$145 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
24K Gold card (by invitation)	$450 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Pro plan	$2.49/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Teams	$4.99/user/mo	Khotten CRM — engns.com

 

 

#6  Wave  Montreal, Quebec, Canada — Best Budget Entry Point

Wave sells single-chip NFC cards starting at $23, with a straightforward free-to-paid subscription model layered on top. The free plan covers unlimited digital sharing and unlimited contacts, but lead capture forms, advanced analytics, and CRM sync sit behind Pro ($7/month) or Teams ($5/user/month). Wave also offers AI contact enrichment and event badge scanning on its paid tiers — the same third-party enrichment approach used by Popl. It is a Canadian company.

 

✓  Simple, affordable entry point — cards start at $23

✓  Free plan covers unlimited digital sharing and unlimited contacts

✓  SOC 2 Type II certified

✓  Recognizable customer base — Salesforce, Google, KPMG among listed users

–  Headquartered in Montreal, Canada

–  Data infrastructure outside the United States

–  Single chip. One tap. No dual-zone.

–  Lead capture, analytics, and CRM sync all require a paid plan

–  Also runs AI contact enrichment and badge scanning on paid tiers — same model as Popl

⚠  Canadian company subject to Canadian data law, not US jurisdiction. Offers the same AI enrichment and badge-scanning model as Popl on its paid tiers. See Part 2.

 

Wave cost breakdown

Wave tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz
PVC card (entry single chip)	$23 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Custom NFC card	$42 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Metal card	$54 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Metal card (vertical)	$76 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Pro plan	$7/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Teams	$5/user/mo (3 seat min)	Khotten CRM — engns.com

 

#7  HiHello  San Francisco, CA, USA — Best Design

HiHello is the design-first platform in the digital business card category. Video embedding, virtual meeting backgrounds, polished card layouts, and strong branding controls make it the best-looking digital card platform on this list. Rated #2 for ease of use on G2 with over 840 reviews. If visual first impression is the priority, HiHello is the strongest option. The limitation is significant: HiHello offers no physical NFC card at all. It is a digital-only platform.

 

✓  Best visual design and customization in the category

✓  Video embedding directly on the digital card

✓  #2 easiest to use on G2 — 840+ reviews

✓  American company headquartered in San Francisco

✓  Solid free plan — 4 cards, email signature, virtual backgrounds

–  No physical NFC card. Digital-only platform.

–  Limited analytics depth compared to Popl or Mobilo

–  $6–$8/month for professional features

–  No tap-to-CRM capability — tap opens a browser profile page

–  Free plan caps NFC scans at 5 per month

 

HiHello cost breakdown

HiHello tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz
Physical NFC card	Not available	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
1,000 cards	Not available	CardPrintz: $1.80 Two NFC Zones
Free plan (4 cards, 5 scans/mo)	$0	CardPrintz: free Contact app
Professional individual	$6–$8/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Business team (5–100 users)	$5–$6/user/mo	Khotten CRM — engns.com

 

#8  Linq  USA — Most Hardware Options

Linq offers the most diverse hardware lineup in the NFC card space — cards, badges, phone taps, wristbands, bracelets, and smart hubs. For professionals who want multiple NFC-enabled touchpoints beyond a business card, Linq has more hardware options than any other platform. Strong team management, custom CRM routing, and remote admin controls make it a viable enterprise option. Documented issues: user reviews specifically flag that Linq does not work reliably with Android devices, and non-card products like NFC wristbands and watches have reported failure rates.

 

✓  Most diverse NFC hardware lineup — cards, badges, wristbands, phone taps, smart hubs

✓  Strong team management with remote admin and CRM routing

✓  American company

✓  Custom profile with flexible link management

–  Documented Android compatibility issues — reported by multiple users

–  Non-card NFC products (wristbands, watches) have reported failure rates

–  Single chip only. One tap action.

–  No dual-zone capability. No paper card option.

–  No patent on physical card technology

 

Linq cost breakdown

Linq tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz — Dual NFC Zones
Linq Card (digital, single chip)	$10	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Linq Card (physical, single chip)	$20–$45	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
1,000 cards (estimated, not published)	~$6–$8/card	CardPrintz: $1.80 Two NFC Zones
Free plan	$0	CardPrintz: free Contact app
Pro individual	$5–$8/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Teams	$4–$6/user/mo	Khotten CRM — engns.com

 

#9  Dot  USA — Best One-Time Purchase

Dot has built a deliberately simple model — one-time card purchase, no mandatory subscription, NFC and QR combo on every card. It is the most accessible entry point in the digital card market for creators, freelancers, and small business owners who want a clean, simple solution without recurring fees. Cards start at $36 and run up to $61 for premium Metal finishes. Single chip only, one tap action, no dual-zone capability. The no-subscription positioning is the main differentiator, though a $5–$7 monthly plan unlocks analytics and CRM features.

 

✓  No mandatory subscription — one-time purchase model

✓  NFC + QR combo on every card

✓  American company

✓  Simple setup — no technical knowledge required

✓  Good option for creators and freelancers who want basic sharing

–  Single chip only. One tap action. No dual-zone.

–  $36–$61 per card — still 14–23x more than CardPrintz

–  No physical card volume pricing — not designed for bulk orders

–  No tap-to-CRM capability. Tap opens a profile page.

–  No patent on physical card technology

 

Dot cost breakdown

Dot tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz
Dot Card (basic, single chip)	$36 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Dot Card+ (premium, single chip)	$49 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Dot Card Black (Metal, single chip)	$61 per card	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
1,000 cards (not offered — single-purchase model)	Not available	CardPrintz: $1.80 Two NFC Zones
Free plan	$0	CardPrintz: free Contact app
Pro plan	$5–$7/mo	CardPrintz: FREE

 

#10  Lynkle  United Kingdom — Most Flexible Hardware

Lynkle is a hardware-agnostic digital business card platform — it works with any compatible NFC tag or card, including generic NTAG213/215/216 stickers purchased from any supplier. For professionals who already have NFC hardware or want the lowest possible per-card cost using commodity tags, Lynkle provides the digital card profile and management layer without requiring proprietary hardware. It is a UK-based platform, which creates the same data jurisdiction concern as Blinq and V1CE for US businesses.

 

✓  Hardware-agnostic — works with any NFC tag or card including generic NTAG

✓  Lowest possible hardware cost when using commodity NFC stickers

✓  Clean profile and link management

✓  No proprietary card lock-in

–  Headquartered in the United Kingdom

–  Data infrastructure outside the United States

–  No proprietary physical card — relies on third-party hardware

–  Single chip only. No dual-zone capability. No patent.

–  Generic commodity tags have no brand presence or print quality

⚠  UK company subject to UK data law, not US jurisdiction. Your US business contacts flow through foreign infrastructure. See Part 2.

 

Lynkle cost breakdown

Lynkle tier	Cost	vs CardPrintz
Generic NTAG sticker (any supplier, single chip)	$0.50–$1.50/tag	CardPrintz: $2.65 Two NFC Zones
Generic NTAG sticker — 1,000 units (bulk)	~$0.50–$0.80/tag	CardPrintz: $1.80 Two NFC Zones
Free plan	$0	CardPrintz: free Contact app
Pro individual	$3–$5/mo	CardPrintz: FREE
Teams	Custom pricing	Khotten CRM — engns.com

 

 

Quick Comparison — All Platforms

Platform	Country	Card cost (1 card)	Individual SaaS	Team SaaS	Free App to CRM	Dual-zone Paper patent pending
CardPrintz	🇺🇸 Colorado	$2.65 – intro rate - dual zone - traditional paper	Free	Khotten CRM	Yes — Contact	Yes — patent pending
HiHello 🇺🇸	USA	No card	Free / $6–$8/mo	$5–$6/user/mo	No	No
Lynkle 🇬🇧	UK	No card	Free / $3–$5/mo	Custom	No	No
Blinq	🇦🇺 Australia	$14+ Single zone -plastic	Free / $7.33–$9.99/mo	$4.99/user/mo	No	No
Mobilo	🇺🇸 USA	$4.99–$139 Single zone -Plastic, Wood, Metal	$3/mo + card req.	$4/user/mo	No	No
V1CE	🇬🇧 UK	$79–$450 Single zone - Plastic, Wood, Metal	Free / $2.49/mo	$4.99/user/mo	No	No
Wave	🇨🇦 Canada	$23–$76 Single zone - Plastic, Wood, Metal	Free / $7/mo	$5/user/mo	No	No
Linq 🇺🇸	USA	$10–$45 Single zone - Plastic, Wood, Metal	Free / $5–$8/mo	$4–$6/user/mo	No	No
Dot 🇺🇸	USA	$36–$61 Single zone - Plastic, Wood, Metal	Free / $5–$7/mo	Custom	No	No
Popl	🇺🇸 USA	11.99-105.99 Single zone - Plastic, Wood, Metal	$7.99–$14.99/mo	Quote only	No	No

 

Part 2: What These Platforms Are Actually Doing With Your Contact Data

Do you really trust your sales and marketing data in a foreign country?

Every platform on this list — except CardPrintz — has a business model that depends on contact data flowing through infrastructure you do not own, in jurisdictions you cannot control, for purposes that go well beyond the card tap that started it all. Here is what is actually happening.

 

The Enrichment Problem

When someone taps their phone to a Popl card at a trade show, their contact information — name, email, phone, company, job title, location, and timestamp — enters Popl's system. So far, so expected. What most users do not realize is what happens next.

 

Popl's own documentation states they enrich contacts using data from "20+ trusted data partners." What that means in plain language: Popl cross-references the person whose card was tapped against a database built from pooled data across their entire customer network and multiple third-party data brokers. Information collected from millions of contacts captured by millions of Popl users is pooled into a shared intelligence layer. Every new contact tapped by any Popl user gets matched against that pool.

 

The person who handed you their card at that trade show did not consent to being run through a data broker matching engine. They tapped a card. They thought they were giving you their number.

 

Popl enriches your contacts by comparing them against data pooled from their entire customer network and 20+ third-party brokers. The people whose cards you tapped never agreed to this.

 

The Foreign Zoom Info Connection

Popl integrates with Zoom. When that integration is active, enriched contact data from Popl syncs into Zoom’s ecosystem. This matters because of what Zoom is and what it has done.

 

In 2020, Zoom was caught routing calls through servers in China — including calls that had no Chinese participants whatsoever. Their own CEO Eric Yuan admitted it and called it a mistake. Zoom paid $85 million to settle the resulting class action lawsuit. Congressional hearings were held specifically about the data routing. The reason this happened was that Zoom’s engineering infrastructure was substantially built in China, and routing through Chinese servers was convenient and cost-effective. Zoom chose it specifically because Chinese legal jurisdiction meant different — lower — accountability standards than US law required.

 

China’s National Intelligence Law of 2017 requires Chinese companies and Chinese citizens to cooperate with Chinese state intelligence operations on demand, without disclosure. A company with engineering infrastructure in China operating under that law is not a company that can promise your data stays private when the Chinese government asks.

 

The contact data chain looks like this:

Your prospect taps their phone  →  Popl captures and enriches their contact  →  Popl syncs to Zoom  →  Zoom routes through infrastructure built in China  →  Chinese National Intelligence Law applies on demand

 

Your prospect handed their card to you. Not to Zoom. Not to 20 data brokers. Not to Chinese state intelligence infrastructure. They handed it to you.

 

Zoom settled an $85 million class action after routing calls through Chinese servers. Their CEO admitted it. Congressional hearings followed. This is the platform Popl integrates with to capture and sync your sales contacts.

 

The Foreign Jurisdiction Problem

Blinq is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia. V1CE is headquartered in Preston, United Kingdom. Wave is headquartered in Canada. When a US business professional hands out one of those cards and a contact taps it, that interaction flows through infrastructure outside the United States, subject to foreign data protection law, stored on servers that US courts cannot compel in discovery, and maintained by companies that owe their primary legal obligations to a foreign government.

 

Australia has the Privacy Act 1988, amended repeatedly, with enforcement that lags significantly behind what US businesses expect. The UK operates under UK GDPR post-Brexit, which is broadly similar to EU GDPR but with ongoing divergence. Neither jurisdiction is the United States. Neither is subject to the same legal framework that governs how American businesses handle American consumers’ data.

 

For a US business that collects contact information from US prospects, routing that data through foreign infrastructure is not a trivial compliance question. It is a question most of their legal departments would want answered before signing up.

 

Blinq is Australian. V1CE is British. Wave is Canadian. Your US business contacts flow through foreign infrastructure, subject to foreign law, with no US jurisdiction accountability.

 

What CardPrintz Does Instead

CardPrintz is a US company that respects privacy. Cards are manufactured by American print partners in American cities. The Contact app routes tap data to infrastructure owned and operated in the United States — a privately owned Tier 3 datacenter that was originally built for a hospital system’s mission-critical data environment. Your contacts go where you direct them. Nobody enriches them. Nobody cross-references them against a pooled database. Nobody syncs them to Zoom. CardPrintz has no integration with Zoom, has never had one, and never will.

 

For teams that want AI-native sales automation, Khotten CRM — built by Engns.com, the sovereign platform provider behind CardPrintz — is the answer. Engns.com was built on one conviction: your data, your platform, your infrastructure. Khotten runs on privately owned American servers or your own. Not AWS. Not Azure. Not a offshore-engineered cloud. Your pipeline belongs to you and stays in the United States. That is what sovereign means.

 

The CardPrintz Contact app is free. The data is yours. The infrastructure is American. Khotten is the team platform. And the card has multiple NFC tap zones for business cards, post cards, wall poster for a complete your marketing arsenal.

The Verdict

Most people who search for the best NFC business cards in 2026 want a fast answer. Here it is: CardPrintz is #1. Two chips, patent pending, paper stock, free app, American company, $2.65 per card.

 

For event-specific lead capture at trade shows, CardPrintz Contact app combined with the Dual Zone Business Cards out performs the competition. Historical data shows Popl has been the strongest platform despite its data practices. For the best free digital card experience, Blinq can deliver — just know their servers are in Australia. For enterprise Salesforce deployments, Mobilo has been a strong contender, but they’re not a Sovereign secure US based company. For premium hardware regardless of cost, V1CE, stands out but again, data security is questionable.

 

But once you have read Part 2, the choice looks different. Most of these platforms are not just digital business card companies. They are contact intelligence businesses. Your prospect’s data is the product. The card tap is the collection mechanism. And the enrichment engine, the data brokers, the Zoom integrations, and the foreign servers are the infrastructure that makes that business model work.

 

CardPrintz is the only platform not in the surveillance business. We respect privacy.

 

Leave digital footprints with CardPrintz smart NFC tech.

 

Pricing sourced from published vendor pages and verified August 2026. Company headquarters verified August 2026. Zoom class action settlement and Chinese server routing: documented in Zoom video communications class action settlement, US District Court Northern District of California, 2021. Chinese National Intelligence Law (2017), Article 7. Popl enrichment practices: Popl.co published documentation.  HiHello, Lynkle,  Blinq, Mobilo, V1CE, Wave, Linq, Dot, and Popl are trademarks of their respective owners, referenced for factual comparison purposes only.

CardPrintz is a Colorado LLC. Dual-Zone NFC Paper Card Technology is the subject of pending United States Patent Application No. 64/113,352. NFC Tap-to-CRM Technology is the subject of pending United States Patent Application No. 64/115,224. Contact app available on Google Play and iOS.