Card making is not something that can be made with just any card

Card productionNot every card can be made
Many people always scheme and try to use our card manufacturers to produce cards for illegal purposes, such as illegally producing credit cards, bank cards, or membership cards for well-known supermarkets. These practices have indeed occurred in our industry, but none of them are prosecuted according to the law. The result of making these illegal cards is bankruptcy.

Here are the five major card categories that are prohibited from production.
First: Credit cards
Prohibited level: ★★★★★
This type of card is generally sized 85.5*54*1MM and is a specially made carrier plastic card with consumer credit. It is generally issued by banks to individuals or organizations, used to shop, consume, and withdraw cash from affiliated units. The process typically consists of magnetic stripes and signature strips. These types of cards are generally produced by bank-designated card manufacturers, which have very complete procedures and relevant qualifications. They are generally monopolized by state-owned enterprises. Large private enterprises like ours cannot produce such cards, so even if they ask us to make them, they simply can't do it. Even if they do, they will be fined and declared bankrupt.

2. Bank cards
Prohibited level: ★★★★★
Bank cards are of the same grade as credit cards; both are ordered by banks to be produced by designated state-owned monopoly enterprises. For ordinary people, making such cards is usually counterfeit, and in this regard, we would never produce them.

3. Welfare lottery scratch cards
Prohibited level: ★★★★★
Welfare lottery scratch cards surpass bank cards or credit cards, so I advise those who need to get such cards not to consider this area.

4. Other counterfeit and counterfeit cards
Prohibited level: ★★★★
We firmly oppose any card involving counterfeiting and strictly prohibit its production.

5: Well-known enterprise membership cards
Prohibited level: ★★

These five points are the products we explicitly and strictly prohibit from production, and represent the moral bottom line that the entire industry should collectively follow. Here, I call on my peers to join us in upholding this ethical bottom line.