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Sharing Obsidian Metal One Good Card

Written by Chloe Ng · Customer Success Lead
Updated April 24, 2026
💡 Quick Answer

To share using NFC, present the back of the Obsidian card (the side with the QR code) to the phone’s NFC reader. You can also let people scan the printed QR code or copy your profile link to share via message or email.

The Obsidian Metal One Good Card is built for style and durability — the front is fully stainless steel and the card includes a single-sided NFC transmitter on the back (the side with the QR code). Below are the best ways to share your Obsidian card and a few important tips to make sharing seamless.

How to Share Your Obsidian Metal One Good Card

Share via NFC

  1. Hold the card so the back side (the side with the QR code) faces the phone you’re sharing with — this side contains the NFC transmitter.
  2. Ask the recipient to enable NFC on their phone (Settings → NFC). Most modern phones have NFC enabled by default.
  3. Bring the card close to the phone’s NFC reader (usually near the top or centre-back of the phone). A small vibration or on-screen prompt should confirm the share.
  4. If nothing happens, gently move the card around the phone near its NFC area until it reads.

Share via QR code

  1. Flip the card to show the printed QR code on the back.
  2. Let the other person scan the QR using their camera or a QR scanner app 
  3. You can also download the QR code from your profile and share it digitally or print it on materials.
  1. Open your One Good Card profile and copy the profile link (e.g. ogc.link/u/yourname).
  2. Paste and send it via SMS, email, or any messaging app. Recipients can open and save your contact from the link.

Frequently asked questions

My profile shows "Profile not Found" after tapping the card

This usually means your card hasn’t been activated yet. Please repeat the activation steps above. If it still doesn’t work, contact us for help.

My phone didn’t detect the card, what should I do?

Ensure the phone’s NFC is enabled, remove heavy or magnetic cases, and try moving the card slowly over the phone’s NFC area. If it still fails, use the QR code or profile link instead.

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