Cartes-cadeaux - PVC blanc avec bande magnétique

The main difference between HiCo (High Coercivity) and LoCo (Low Coercivity) magstripes is durability. HiCo magstripe gift cards are more resistant to wear and magnetic exposure, making them ideal for frequent use or environments with lots of equipment and magnetic fields. LoCo magstripes are often used for short-term cards or less demanding settings. If you're unsure which option is compatible with your POS system, check your terminal's specifications or contact your provider. Odd Jobs Media also offers Unencoded Gift Cards, so you can encode the cards according to your own system requirements.

For the best-looking custom gift cards, upload your logo or artwork as a high-resolution file (preferably in vector or 300 dpi PDF, AI, or EPS format). Odd Jobs Media's white PVC cards allow vibrant, full-color printing on both sides, so be sure to include any personalized branding or instructions in your design file. During checkout, you'll have the option to upload your artwork and review a digital proof before production. If you need help, Odd Jobs Media's team can review your files and offer setup tips to ensure the final result matches your business branding.

Odd Jobs Media's magstripe gift cards are made from durable white PVC and can be customized or left unencoded. To ensure compatibility with your POS system, confirm which magstripe type (HiCo or LoCo) your equipment supports. If you opt for unencoded gift cards, you can program them using your own POS hardware and software, making them flexible for various systems. Check your POS manual for encoding instructions, or ask your provider if you're unsure. This flexibility helps you seamlessly integrate custom gift cards without technical headaches.