Smart NFC Solutions

It varies depending on the tag type, generally ranging from 144 bytes to 888 bytes. For larger capacity, high-memory tags such as NFC Forum Type 4 or NTAG216 are recommended.

Paper-type tags can be weak against water or heat, but specially treated silicone tags are stable even in harsh environments.

You can set a write-protection feature on NFC tags. Once set, no one can modify or delete the data. However, once write protection is enabled, the tag becomes non-reusable, so it must be used with caution.

Typically, only one link (URL) or simple text can be stored per tag. For more complex data, it is recommended to link to an external database via URL.

Yes, mobile apps or web services can be built based on data stored in NFC tags, enabling applications such as exhibitions, access control, logistics management, and more.

NFC tags can store data such as URLs, text, or app links. Basic data writing services can be provided upon request at the time of purchase. However, if you require UID-based authentication or user-specific data, a separate input system or app development is needed.

iPhones starting from model 7 support NFC. However, some older or budget iPhone models may have limited NFC read/write capabilities.

For Android smartphones, NFC settings may affect recognition. If set to card mode, the device may function only for payment or transit cards and not recognize regular tags. Switch to default mode and try again. Also, antenna position may affect detection, so try adjusting the tag position.

It usually takes about two weeks (excluding holidays) to design and produce custom NFC tag stickers. This may vary depending on quantity and design complexity. For urgent requests, please contact us in advance.