accesscard
nounUK /ˈæk.ses.kɑːd/
US /ˈæk.ses.kɑːrd/
A small card you use to open a door or get into a place.
She swiped her accesscard at the gate to enter the building.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A card that proves you are allowed to use a service or system.
Students use their accesscard to borrow books from the library.
3. A digital or plastic card that lets you log in to a computer network.
The technician used an accesscard to reach the secure server room.
4. A card given to a visitor so they can move around a building.
The receptionist handed each guest an accesscard for the day.