Our metal card customization process is simple and transparent. From selecting a design to precision laser engraving and final delivery, every step is handled with care to ensure a premium finished product. See how we transform your chosen design into a professionally engraved metal card through our streamlined customization, quality inspection, and delivery process.
Metal Card Conversion Process
Step 1
Choose Your Card Design
Start by selecting one of our pre-made metal card designs or upload your own custom artwork. Whether you prefer a minimalist look, business branding, or a luxury finish, we can create a design that reflects your style.
Step 2
We Do Laser Engraving
Once your design is approved, our team professionally laser engraves the artwork onto the metal card surface. This process creates a permanent, high-quality finish designed for long-term durability and everyday use.
Step 3
Packaging and Delivery
After customization is complete, your metal card undergoes a final quality inspection before being carefully placed in our premium presentation box and prepared for secure delivery.
FAQs
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
Yes, metal cards are designed to work with most modern ATMs and payment terminals. However, some older ATM machines may not be optimized for metal cards, so we recommend using caution when inserting the card into older systems.
It will take 2-3 days but for International delivery takes it 6-7 days. All orders include tracking ID.
We ship worldwide! Whether you’re in the US, UK, Europe, Asia, or anywhere else, we can deliver your custom metal card in 6-7 days with full tracking.
We offer both professional chip transfer services and self-transfer kit options. Our team can handle the process for you, or you can choose a DIY transfer kit if you prefer to complete the chip transfer yourself. Full tutorial video will be provided after order confirmation
No. Signals cannot pass through metal cards and it is not possible to embed antennas inside 100% metal. So these metal cards do not support contactless payments. Only chip technology is used for transactions. The metal card is essentially a shell and a carrier for the chip. Everything is done by the chip.