Card Personalization means making physical changes to a card such as printing on a cards surface using die-sublamination, retransfer or inkjet printing process, laser engraving and adding a foil stamp hologram. Card Personalization can also mean encoding changes to a cards smart chip such as adding an Java applet, card file structure or adding data.
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