EVDC Network offers an RFID card for access to participating charging stations. We are working with its team on a custom physical credential built around EVDC's supplied artwork and card identification requirements.
EVDC commissioned the card project and supplied the design. The images on this page are digital renderings based on production artwork, not photographs of finished cards. They show the intended look of the credential while the production record is still being confirmed.
A card built around EVDC's identity
The brief specifies a recycled PVC card with a matte green surface, silver metallic elements and silver foil details on the front. The restrained front gives the EVDC name and contactless symbol space to read clearly. The reverse artwork provides for a card-specific identifier and a readable QR code.
The construction and artwork were developed together: material, print, foil and variable data all have to be accounted for in the production proof. A render can show the visual direction, but the appearance and RF performance of a finished card require physical sample review.
From artwork to a usable credential
The key production detail is the link between each physical card and its identifier. EVDC's card design calls for variable UID information and a corresponding QR code, so the artwork and data file need to remain aligned for every unit. The final identifier format and activation flow belong to EVDC's platform and must be validated with the intended readers and backend.
EVDC describes its RFID card as a way to tap at participating stations without opening a phone app. That service depends on account activation and the stations accepting EVDC credentials; the printed card alone does not establish charging coverage. Read EVDC's card information for its current activation and network terms.
Project status and image note
This is a commissioned card project supported by an order and production artwork. We are not presenting these renderings as photographs of delivered cards or claiming a verified rollout date. The EVDC name and artwork belong to EVDC Network.
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