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Kurmah is a market leader in the online customization space in India. The brand offers personalized and customized NFC business cards for business owners, professionals, and individuals, empowering them to feel a sense of pride in what they have created. Kurmah offers a wide selection of products, including NFC digital business cards, letterheads, stationery, coffee mugs, clothing, and branded products. Get smart NFC business cards, such as PVC and metal digital business cards, google review cards at affordable prices. We also offer customized QR codes for non-NFC phones. Discover the best deals and exclusive offers on the most innovative business cards today.
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501, 5th Floor, Shapath 1, Suite No.1505, 380054, Ahmedabad, India
- +91 8460450745
- support@kurmah.in
- kurmah.com
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