SMS Consent Overview
Last updated: August 12, 2026
This page shows exactly how SwiftCard collects consent to send text messages. SwiftCard is a digital business card platform operated by Swift Card Inc (see our Company page). The full program terms are in our SMS & Messaging Terms and Privacy Policy.
Where the opt-in appears
Every SwiftCard user has a public card page (for example, swiftcard.me/their-name). When a visitor wants to share their contact information with that person, they use the "Share your info"form on the card. The SMS consent checkbox and its disclosure sit directly on that form, immediately next to the submit button — the same block appears on every variation of the share form across the site (the card's share form, the post-save share-back sheet, the "reach out" message modal, and the social-link share prompt).
The consent flow, step by step
- A visitor opens a SwiftCard user's public card page.
- They choose to share their contact info and enter their name, phone number, and email. Nothing is collected unless the visitor deliberately opens this form and fills it in.
- Immediately next to the submit button, before they submit, they see the SMS consent checkbox and the full disclosure quoted below: the types of messagesthey will receive (follow-up texts from that SwiftCard user about their conversation — contact details, replies, and any follow-up the user sets up), that message frequency varies, that msg & data rates may apply, and that STOP opts out and HELP gets help.
- Ticking the SMS checkbox is the affirmative opt-in for text messages. The box is a real checkbox, it is never pre-selected, and it is optional — the visitor can share their contact information and submit the form without ticking it. If they do not tick it, the contact is saved and no text message is ever sent to them; the card owner can still reply by email. Consent is never bundled into an unrelated action, is never a condition of submitting the form, and is never a condition of purchase or account creation.
- The card owner can switch text follow-ups off for any contact at any time from their Contacts list, independently of the visitor's own STOP.
- Every message thereafter honors STOP (opt out platform-wide) and HELP (assistance).
Screenshot of the opt-in form
This is the "Share your info" form as it renders on every public card page. The SMS consent checkbox and full disclosure sit directly above the Share My Info button, visible before anything is submitted, and the checkbox renders unticked:
See the live opt-in for yourself
The same flow is also on a public page — no login, no demo environment:
Scroll to "Share your info". The disclosure quoted below sits directly above the Share My Infobutton, visible before anything is submitted. This is SwiftCard's own card on its own platform — every other card on the site shows the identical block.
The exact disclosure shown
"☐ Text me follow-ups (optional).I agree to receive follow-up text messages from SwiftCard about my conversation with this SwiftCard user — their contact details, replies, and any follow-up messages they set up. Msg frequency varies. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help."
Directly beneath it, outside the checkbox label: "Optional — you can share your info without this and still hear back by email. SMS Terms · Privacy"
The checkbox renders unticked on every page load. There is no code path that pre-selects it, and no code path that blocks form submission when it is left unticked.
The "SMS Terms" and "Privacy Policy" text in the disclosure link directly to swiftcard.me/sms-terms and swiftcard.me/privacy.
The number messages come from
Every SwiftCard text — replies, card links, and follow-ups alike — is sent from one shared number: (917) 905-7335. The SwiftCard user who is writing to you is named in the message itself.
Opting out
Replying STOP to any SwiftCard text suppresses that number across the entire platform — no SwiftCard user can text it through SwiftCard afterwards. Replying HELP returns program information and support contact details. Questions: hello@swiftcard.me.