> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.coin98.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.coin98.com/products/physical-cards/zen-card/ecard.md).

# eCard

### eCard Overview

The eCard is one of Zen Card’s core features, designed to redefine how you share your identity in both Web2 and Web3.

With just one tap, your Zen Card becomes a digital business card that makes introductions effortless and professional. Whether for networking, meetings, or community events, it helps you share your information instantly and securely.

When someone taps your Zen Card using an NFC-enabled smartphone, your profile opens directly in their browser, no apps, no downloads, just seamless connection.

#### What You Can Do with eCard

With the eCard feature, you can:

* Create a personalized digital profile with your display name, avatar, theme, and contact information.
* Share your details instantly via NFC tap that is fast, simple, and contactless.
* Edit or update your profile anytime in the **Coin98 Super Wallet** app.

The eCard is ideal for **networking, business meetings, and events**, offering a seamless and modern way to connect and exchange information.

#### Get Started

To begin using the eCard feature, you need to

1. Add your Zen Card to the Coin98 Super Wallet.
2. Set up your eCard profile with your personal information.

#### Start here: [eCard Beginner Guide](/products/physical-cards/zen-card/ecard/using-coin98-super-wallet.md)


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