Riders & Drivers

Emergency ID Card for Bike Riders, Drivers and Delivery Partners

Two-wheeler riders are the largest group among road accident victims in India, and the first people to reach a rider are usually passers-by. MySafeCard is a road accident emergency card for your wallet, helmet pouch or bike documents. One tap or scan shows a stranger your blood group, allergies, medical conditions and the family member to call. Physical cards from ₹—, one-time.

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The Problem

After a crash, nobody knows who you are

Your phone may be broken or locked, you may be unconscious, and the people helping you have no way to reach your family. A licence or RC tells them your name and address, but not your blood group, the medicine you are allergic to, or who to call.

An emergency card answers those questions in seconds. The person helping you does not need an app, a login or your phone. They only need their own phone and the card in your pocket.

What To Carry

What a rider's emergency card should show

Blood group, known allergies (for example penicillin), ongoing conditions such as diabetes or epilepsy, regular medicines, and at least one emergency contact who has agreed to be called. MySafeCard keeps all of this on one profile, with a Call button next to each contact.

You can also add your health insurance details, so the hospital knows how you are covered. Everything can be updated from the app whenever it changes, without reprinting the card.

Where To Keep It

Wallet, helmet pouch or bike documents

Keep the card where a helper will look first: in your wallet next to your licence, in the document pouch of your bike, or in your riding jacket. Car drivers often keep a second card with the RC in the glovebox.

Every card has a printed QR code that any phone camera can scan, and the NFC version also opens with a tap on most Android phones. The page opens in the browser in 12 Indian languages, so traffic police, ambulance staff or passers-by can read it in their own language.

Delivery Partners & Commuters

For people who ride all day

Delivery partners, cab and auto drivers, field sales staff and daily commuters spend hours on the road. A MySafeCard is a small, one-time cost that makes sure your family hears from someone quickly if something goes wrong.

Riding with family? Make cards for your spouse, parents and children from the same account. See also what happens if you are unconscious after an accident and family emergency cards.

FAQ

Common questions

Yes. It is a wallet card with an NFC chip and a QR code. After a road accident, anyone can tap or scan it to see your blood group, allergies, medical conditions and emergency contacts, and call your family with one tap.
No. The card opens in any phone's browser. No app, login or password is needed, and the page can be read in 12 Indian languages.
In your wallet next to your licence, in your bike's document pouch or in your riding jacket. Anywhere a helper is likely to look for your ID.
No. Always call 112 first. MySafeCard gives the people helping you the information they need and a quick way to reach your family.
Yes. The card links to your profile, so changes you make in the app show up the next time it is scanned. The printed card never needs reprinting.

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