Digital business cards explained: What they are & how they work

A digital business card explained in plain terms: what it is, how the exchange works, the three types, and the questions everyone asks before switching from paper. A digital business card is a live profile that lives on your phone: name, title, company, phone, email, and all your links, shared by a link or QR code. Unlike paper, it can't go out of date, it holds as many links as you want, and the person receiving it doesn't need to download anything to save your details. Here's how it all works in a few minutes. Chapters 0:00 The problem with paper business cards 0:33 What a digital business card actually is 1:26 How the exchange works 2:19 The three types: app, wallet pass, and NFC 2:50 The four questions everyone asks 3:20 How we made this card with Blinq Explore Blinq Get Blinq free on iPhone (App Store) → https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blinq-digital-business-card/id1324102258 Get Blinq free on Android (Google Play) → https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rabbl.blinq Learn more → https://blinq.me/solutions/digital-business-card Need help? Visit the Blinq Help Center: https://support.blinq.me/en/ FAQ Does the other person need the app? No. They don't need to download anything to receive your card or save your details. Does it work on iPhone and Android? Both. Any phone with a camera can scan a QR code. Is my data safe? Your Blinq card is private to the people you've shared it with. Blinq is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant, which means your contact data is handled to independently audited security and privacy standards. Do digital business cards cost money? It depends on the provider. Some, like Blinq, are free.