NFC Cards

What does an NFC card do?

When an NFC card is tapped on an NFC-enabled phone, it opens the link stored on it: a web address, a digital business card, a Google review page, a menu or Wi-Fi details. No app is needed; most current smartphones can read NFC tags.

Specifications

• Chip: NFC chip from a manufacturer other than NXP (not an NXP product; manufacturer and model are being verified)
• Frequency: 13.56 MHz (NFC)
• Memory: used for a short web link; the exact capacity will be stated once the chip model is verified
• Reading: NFC-enabled phones (depends on the phone model and NFC settings); use with payment, turnstile or access systems is not guaranteed
• Size: ISO CR80, 85.6 × 54 mm

Writing the link

Cards can be delivered blank, with your link written, or written and locked. A locked card cannot be changed later. Cards with original NXP NTAG213 chips are being prepared and are not in stock yet. NTAG is a registered trademark of NXP B.V.