A digital business card is a mobile-friendly web page that gathers all of your contact details, links and business information in one place, shared by link, QR or NFC tap.
A short definition
A digital business card is a mobile-friendly page that gathers all of your contact details, links and business information. You share it by link, QR or a tap of an NFC card, and the recipient sees it instantly in the browser, with no app and no printing.
How it works
You create a personal page with a name, photo and contact details, share it by link or tap, and the customer saves your contact in one click. In a smart system they also chat with an AI agent and leave their details.
Why digital and not printed
A digital card is always up to date, shared in a single tap, environmentally friendly, and in a system like Linx it also captures leads and follows up instead of just displaying details.
Frequently asked questions
What is a digital business card?
A digital business card is a mobile-friendly page that gathers all of your contact details, links and business information in one place, and can be shared by link, QR or NFC tap, with nothing to print.
How do you share a digital business card?
You send a link over WhatsApp, email or your bio, show a QR code, or tap a physical NFC card to the customer's phone. In every case the page opens instantly in the browser.
What is the difference between a digital card and an NFC card?
The digital card is the page itself. An NFC card is the physical object that holds a chip and opens the digital page with a tap. You can have a digital card without NFC, and NFC is a convenient way to share it.
Do you need an app to open a digital card?
No. The card opens directly in the customer's browser. A scan or a tap on the link, and that is it.
Is a digital business card worth it for a business?
Yes. It saves repeat printing, is always up to date, and in an advanced system it also captures leads and follows up, so every introduction can turn into a customer.