- Jeddah: +966 508440075 / +966 126521564
- Riyadh: +966 500032928 / +966 114723521
- Khobar: +966 557212191 / +966 138040030
- Jeddah: +966 508440075 +966 126521564
- Riyadh: +966 500032928+966 114723521
- Khobar: +966 557212191 +966 138040030
Product Description
Finloyd supplies RFID smart cards for access control, time attendance, employee ID, hotel locks, cashless payment, library and asset tracking systems across Saudi Arabia. All five chip types below come as standard CR80 (85.6 × 54 mm) PVC cards with a printable surface. You can order them blank or printed with your logo, photo and employee data on any of the ID card printers we sell.
| Card | Standard | Frequency | Memory | Security | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIFARE Classic 1K S50 EV1 | ISO 14443A | 13.56 MHz | 1 KB (16 sectors) | Standard | Access control, time attendance, hotel locks, canteen |
| MIFARE DESFire EV3 2K | ISO 14443A | 13.56 MHz | 2 KB | High (AES-128, EAL5+ chip) | Government, banks, high-security access, payment |
| ST25TB512 | ISO 14443B | 13.56 MHz | 512 bits | Standard + anti-tearing counters | Transit tickets, loyalty, event access |
| ICODE SLIX | ISO 15693 | 13.56 MHz | 1 Kbit | Standard | Libraries, asset tracking, long-range reading |
| EM4102 + MIFARE S50 EV1 | EM4100 + ISO 14443A | 125 kHz + 13.56 MHz | 64-bit ID + 1 KB | Standard | Sites running old and new readers together |
The most widely used 13.56 MHz card in the world. It has 1 KB of memory split into 16 protected sectors, so one card can run several applications at once, such as door access, attendance and canteen credit. It works with most ZKTeco, HID and Suprema readers and with hotel lock systems. A good choice for companies, schools and hotels that need a reliable, affordable card.
NXP’s high-security card, built for places where cloning must not be possible. DESFire EV3 uses AES-128 encryption and a Common Criteria EAL5+ certified chip, and it works with systems built for DESFire EV1 and EV2. Choose it for government entities, banks, data centres, oil and gas sites, and any access system that needs real protection against card copying.
A STMicroelectronics card that uses the ISO 14443B protocol. It has 512 bits of memory, a 64-bit unique ID and anti-tearing counters that protect the stored value if the card is pulled away mid-transaction. It is used for transit ticketing, loyalty schemes and systems that specifically need Type B cards.
A vicinity card that can be read from a longer distance than ISO 14443 cards, depending on the reader and antenna. It is ideal for library management, document and asset tracking, and hands-free or vehicle access. It supports EAS (electronic article surveillance) and has a 64-bit unique ID.
Two chips in one card: an EM4100/TK4100 125 kHz proximity chip and a MIFARE Classic 1K 13.56 MHz chip. Staff can use one card on older 125 kHz door readers and on newer MIFARE readers. This is the easiest way to upgrade an access control or attendance system step by step without reissuing cards twice.
MIFARE Classic 1K is an affordable, widely supported card for everyday access control and attendance. DESFire EV3 uses AES-128 encryption and is much harder to clone, so it suits government, banking and other high-security sites.
Yes. All five cards are CR80 PVC cards with a printable surface. They can be printed with logos, photos and employee data on Evolis, HID Fargo and Matica card printers.
Only the dual-frequency card, which has an EM4102/TK4100 125 kHz chip as well as a MIFARE Classic 1K chip. The other four cards work at 13.56 MHz only.
The ICODE SLIX card (ISO 15693). It reads from further away than ISO 14443 cards, but the actual range depends on the reader and antenna.
Yes. Finloyd delivers from Riyadh, Jeddah and Al Khobar. Contact us with the card type and quantity for a quote.
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