Four colours for the member card, the same four for the board business card, and the officer credential. Look at them together before deciding what becomes the default.
Issued to every member. A single stripe across the top, no ribbon — that is what separates it from a board card at a glance.
For directors and officers. A vertical ribbon down the left edge and three fine rules beneath the header — structurally different from the member card, not just a different colour.
One design only, deliberately. A credential is an identity document — it states what the holder may and may not do, and carries no personal number.
| Member card | Board business card | Officer credential | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who | Every paid member | Directors and officers | Directors and officers |
| Signature | Top stripe only | Vertical ribbon + hairlines | Brass rule + OFFICER badge |
| Size | CR80 credit-card | 3.5 × 2 in business card | CR80 credit-card |
| Colours | Four | Four | One |
| Personal number | No | Optional | Never |
| States limits | Not insurance, not a government document | — | Cannot accept money or sign for the corporation |