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How to use MySafeCard

MySafeCard keeps your blood group, allergies, medical conditions and family contacts on a wallet card. Anyone who helps you in an emergency can tap or scan it to see them, without any app. Here is how it works.

Set up my card I found someone's card
In an emergency

Found someone's MySafeCard?

You don't need the app, an account or a password. Any phone works.

  1. 1

    Call 112 first

    The card gives you information. It does not replace an ambulance or the police.

  2. 2

    Tap or scan the card

    Hold the card against the back of an Android phone with NFC on, or scan the QR code with any phone camera. Their emergency profile opens in the browser.

  3. 3

    Read it and call their family

    You will see their blood group, allergies, medical conditions and medicines. Tap Call to reach their emergency contact. Tell the doctor or ambulance crew what the card says.

  4. 4

    Change the language if needed

    Tap the 🌐 language button at the top to read the card in Hindi, Telugu or 10 other Indian languages.

Anyone can scan the card, no app neededThe card can be read in 12 Indian languages
For card owners

Set up your MySafeCard in 6 steps

It takes about five minutes. The digital card is free.

Step 1

Get the app

Download MySafeCard from Google Play, or open mysafecard.in in any browser. Sign up free with Google or your email.

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Step 2

Create your card

Add your name, photo, blood group, allergies, medical conditions and medicines. You can also add BP and sugar readings and your health insurance.

Adding blood group and allergies in the app
Step 3

Add an emergency contact

Add a family member's name and phone number. They get an SMS link to approve being your emergency contact. You can also share the approval link with them yourself.

Emergency contact with a one-tap Call button
Step 4

Get your card

Your digital card and QR link work straight away. For your wallet, order a printed QR card or an NFC + QR card from the app once your contact has approved. It is delivered free across India.

Your wallet card with QR code and NFC
Step 5

Keep it with you

Keep it in your wallet, bag or phone cover. Make cards for your parents and children from the same account and put theirs in a pocket or school bag.

Cards for the whole family from one account
Step 6

Stay in control

You get an alert whenever your card is scanned, with a map if the person scanning allows location. Update your details any time; the printed card never needs reprinting. You can switch the card off whenever you want.

An alert when your card is scanned

Good habits

FAQ

Common questions

No. Tapping the NFC card or scanning the QR code opens your profile in their phone's browser. They don't need an app, an account or a password.
Yes. The digital card and QR link are free, and so are updates. The printed wallet card (QR, or NFC + QR) is a one-time purchase.
So that only people who agreed to it are called in an emergency. They get an SMS link. Once they approve, you can order a physical card.
Yes. From one account you can create a card for each family member and manage all of them from your dashboard.
That's fine. The card is read with the helper's phone, not yours. Their phone just needs internet to open the page.

Ready to make your card?

Create your emergency medical ID in about five minutes. Free for your digital card.

Create your card — it's free Get it on Google Play