First Implant Help

[Pilgrimsmaster]

I would check out these 2 threads

Types of HID iClass cards

Here is an overview and comparison of all main HID card / badge types: iCLASS® Seos iCLASS SE® iCLASS® Crescendo® HID Proximity iCLASS® Seos iCLASS® Seos access cards by HID include four subgroups, compatible with a number of readers and classified accordingly. All groups are SIO enabled , high-security , and applicable to both microprocessors and smartphones . 1. HID® iCLASS® Seos® 500x This is a high-frequency card which provides the option of a dual identity in a single credential, ena…

flexClass HID iClass standard implant in limited release

We now have the flexClass - an HID iClass standard implantable chip with personalization mode enabled! That means you can enroll this chip with most standard iClass systems, or you can clone an existing legitimately enrolled credential to the flexClass implant (using a Proxmark3). At the time of release, we only have 4 available and we will not accept backorders on this product at this time. The chips used in this release of the flexClass are 2kB in size and cannot be used with certain biomet…

They are currently out of stock of the new FlexClass
BUT

@amal

I am making new flexClass 16kB now

This was 2 days ago, and it would probably be your best bet.

However, the FlexClass doesn’t do an “xClass” version, so if you were only wanting an xSeries. What you could do is grab a Mifare 1k test card, write the UID of you school ID to it, and see if that works.
If you don’t have a ProxMark3 to write to the test card, you could grab a Mifare 1k test card Gen 2, and use your phone to change the NUID.

If that works, you could grab an xM1 and a ProxMark3, the only real unknown from then is the coupling of the xM1 to your readers for a reliable read.

So you have a few options, you just need to decide which path you want to take.