Approve the design
Your organization chooses the logo, colors, approved language, links and information employees may share.
For banks and credit unions
Give every banker a secure, consistent mobile identity.
Help customers reconnect with the right employee, branch and financial services—without relying on a paper card that gets lost or becomes outdated.
How it works
We build the system. Your employees build relationships.
eCorporateCard creates and maintains a company-approved card for every customer-facing employee.
Send employee details
Provide names, titles, branches, photographs and business contact information for each cardholder.
We build every card
Our team creates the digital cards, QR codes and NFC cards and keeps the presentation consistent.
Employees start sharing
Bankers tap, scan, text or email their cards. Customers open them without downloading an app.
A better customer connection
More useful than a name and phone number.
Each card becomes a mobile resource that helps customers contact their banker and find approved services.
- Direct phone, email, text and website buttons
- Branch location, map and business hours
- Links to mortgage, auto-loan and business-banking information
- Appointment, contact and support forms
- Approved educational videos and financial resources
- Add to contacts and add to home screen
Who can use it?
Branch Managers
Personal Bankers
Loan Officers
Mortgage Teams
Business Bankers
Treasury Teams
Management control
Keep every employee card accurate and on-brand.
Employees get an easy customer-contact tool while management maintains control over the organization’s identity and approved information.
- Consistent branding across branches and departments
- Information can be updated without reprinting paper cards
- Cards can follow approved company standards
- Our team handles setup and requested maintenance
- No card-building work for individual employees
See a banking card built around your organization.
We’ll show you how the system can work across branches, departments and customer-facing teams.