No. And to make things worse, any phrase containing the word "bespoke" just sounds grammatically incorrect. "Bespoke" is the past tense of the verb "bespeak",

No. And to make things worse, any phrase containing the word "bespoke" just sounds grammatically incorrect. "Bespoke" is the past tense of the verb "bespeak", but that means the participle should be "bespoken". The phrase ought to be "a bespoken CA card", not "a bespoke CA card", in exactly the same way that one would write "a broken CA card", not "a broke CA card". But unfortunately, people insist on this ungrammatical-sounding word because they think it sounds fancy.