NFC MIFARE Classic 1K RFID Smart Cards 13.56MHz

Description

MIFARE Classic 1K Card Specifications

• Chip: MIFARE Classic 1K
• Memory: 1KB
• Frequency: 13.56MHz
• Protocol: ISO 14443A
• Material: Gloss-laminated white PVC
• Size: 85.5 × 54mm, standard credit-card format
• Thickness: 0.86 ± 0.04mm
• Data storage: Minimum 10 years

NFC Cards Price in Kenya

MIFARE Classic 1K NFC cards cost KSh 80 per card. Contact Patsec Security Store to confirm stock and availability for the number of cards you need.

What Is a MIFARE Classic 1K Card?

A MIFARE Classic 1K card is a 13.56MHz contactless smart credential with 1KB of segmented memory. Compatible systems can use its identifier and protected memory sectors for access, identification and other supported applications.

MIFARE Card Price and Bulk Orders

The current sale price is KSh 80 per card, reduced from KSh 100. For offices, apartments, hotels or events, confirm the quantity, required card numbering and whether printing or enrolment is needed.

MIFARE Card Size and Printing

The card measures approximately 85.5 × 54mm and 0.86mm thick, matching a standard wallet card. Its gloss-laminated PVC surface works with compatible plastic-card printers but not ordinary inkjet printers.

Compatible Readers and Alternatives

MIFARE 13.56MHz cards work with readers that support 13.56MHz, such as the Suprema BioEntry P2 and dual-frequency terminals. If your reader is 125kHz only, use 125kHz RFID cards or 125kHz key fobs instead. For HID systems, see our HID RFID cards.

Where to Buy NFC Cards in Nairobi, Kenya

Buy NFC cards from Patsec Security Store at Accra Road, White Angle House, first floor, shop 76, Nairobi. Same-day delivery is available within Nairobi. Confirm that your reader supports 13.56MHz MIFARE Classic 1K cards before ordering.

NFC Access Cards for Doors and Identification

These contactless smart cards can be used with compatible access-control, staff identification, event and hotel-lock systems. The blank white PVC surface can be printed using plastic card printers from Zebra, Fargo, Evolis, Datacard and Magicard. It is not suitable for inkjet printers.

NFC Cards vs RFID Proximity Cards

This is a 13.56MHz MIFARE Classic 1K smart card. It is different from a 125kHz RFID proximity card, and the two card types are not interchangeable. Check the frequency and card standard supported by your door-access or attendance reader before purchase.

Which Readers Work with MIFARE Classic 1K Cards?

The card works with compatible 13.56MHz ISO 14443A readers, including RC522 and PN532 modules. It can also work with supported KABA, SAFLOK, MIWA and ONITY lock systems. It is not compatible with 125kHz RFID readers, HID proximity readers, VingCard, SaltoCard or Amiibo systems. Always confirm the exact reader model before ordering.

NFC Cards vs NFC Tags: Which Should You Choose?

Choose this PVC NFC card when you need a standard wallet-size credential for access control, staff identification or card printing. Choose an NFC tag when you need a smaller sticker, label or token format. Both the physical format and the chip standard must match your intended use and reader.