NFC TagInfo

Features

• Value checker function for a selected range of public transport systems
• Identify applications contained on cards and tags
• Identify IC types and IC manufacturer
• Extract and analyze NFC data sets (NDEF messages)
• Read out and display the complete tag memory layout
• Supports for all kind of NFC Forum record types (let us know if you find anything missing)
• Explore details around contactless cards, tags and NFC-enabled item in general
• Help mobile developers to detect configuration errors on contactless cards
• Provide an easy and cost effective analysis of contactless card
• Wide range of UI and application configurations
• Creation and sharing of analysis reports

The TagInfo application allows you to browse the content of public transport and payment cards that are based on a contactless technology compatible with NFC in your device.

Some of these applications supported are:

• CLIPPER, all-in-one transit card, San Francisco Bay Area, CA, USA
• Kiev Metro, Kiev, Ukraine
• ORCA, one regional card for all, Puget Sound region, WA, USA
• OV-chipkaart, openbaar vervoer chipkaart (public transport chip card), The Netherlands
• Oyster, electronic ticketing, Greater London area, United Kingdom (some cards don't support public access)
• Myki, Victoria, Australia
• Moscow Metro, Moscow, Russia
• Nol Silver and Gold Card, Dubai, UAE
• Octopus, Hong Kong, China
• Suica, Super Urban Intelligent Card, Japan
• T:kort, Kolumbuskort, NSB-kort, Ruter Reisekortet, Norway
• ...and more.

In addition to its use as value checker TagInfo will identify many additional applications like

• Electronic Identity Documents
• ExpressPay, contactless payment card, American Express
• PayPass, contactless payment card, MasterCard
• payWave, contactless payment card, Visa
• Zip, contactless payment card, Discover Network
• ...and many more.

Please note that based on the contained security mechanisms of such applications no access to the actual contained data is provided by our application.

On top of the consumer focused functions it explores the full details of openly accessible information on contactless cards, tags and NFC-enabled items. It lists information like:

• IC manufacturer
• IC type
• Card OS (if present)
• NFC data sets (NDEF messages)
• IC memory size, IC configuration
• Technologies and standards supported

In addition to the above it supports the full content browsing and analysis of all four NFC Forum Tag Types, all MIFARE based systems, all NTAG based systems and all ICODE based systems. Its support is not limited to products of NXP Semiconductors but actually covers a very wide range of the most deployed products and systems using NFC-enabled and compatible contactless technologies all around the world.