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NFC reader for Tag and Tap NFC Products and Gifts. Fast, simple and reliable NFC reader.

Tag and Tap App allows Android users who previously did not have the capability to connect via NFC with digital content. This digital content is housed in NFC chips that are inside products that allow personal gifts and products come to life with digital messages via links, videos, personal messages and more. A simple tapping of the NFC product is all that is needed for the Tag and Tap App to read the digital message.

Our app supports NFC types: Ntag 203, 210, 210u, 212, 213, 213TT, 215, 216, Ultralight, Ultralight C, Ultalight EV1, DesFire, FeliCa, ICode.

To scan for the NFC tag with your Android phone, Tag and Tap App will automatically fulfill the NDEF message through content centered actions. For example: the Tag and Tap App will record the link in your browser history and open the link within the browser. To read a vcard the app will record it in your contacts on your phone (the phone will prompt you through these actions).

Features:
Download VCards with Name, Telephone Numbers, Email Addresses, Websites, Company Positions, and more.
Load links into third party browsers.
Load URLs into the default browser.
Save information for later viewing.
Share information from the app such as your name, email, and phone numbers.
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Requirements:
NFC tags can only be read with the Tag and Tap App on built-in NFC Android phones.

FAQs
Can this app read my credit card information?
No, this is an NFC reader which means it can only read links or data house on an NFC tag. Your credit card and other encrypted cards such as gym cards, hotel cards etc are embedded with RFID tags and this app does NOT work with those.
Can this app pair devices?
No, this app does not support pairing devices to one another such as your speakers, cameras, and other Bluetooth devices. While some NFC tags may contain actions within them, this app does not allow for that to take place.
Does any Android phone work with the Tag and Tap App?
No, only Android phones that support NFC reading.