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That's all you need: One NFC tag for endless applications

A Near Field Communication (NFC) tag applied to any physical object can launch a multitude of mobile digital experiences at the tap of a phone. Some examples are:

NFC for all product authentication

Product authentication

Tap to Verify 

NFC for all social media

Social media

Tap to Engage socially

NFC for all product information

Product information

Tap to Connect to content

NFC for all customer loyalty

Customer loyalty

Tap to Reward

NFC for all shopping experience

Shopping experience

Tap to Select products

NFC for all instant sales

Instant sales

Tap to Order and Pay

What our clients are already doing?

See how some of our clients have applied NFC tags to physical objects to better connect with their customers:

NFC for all Honk tap

HonkTAP

Tap to Pay enables the fastest and most convenient parking experience

NFC for all adidas tap

Adidas Telstar 18 football

Tap to Verify authenticity and get exclusive content on the upcoming World Cup competition

NFC for all Mammut tap

Mammut Connect

Tap to Connect to a world of inspiration, exclusive content, and added value

Three steps to success

NFC for all icon connect

Launch your mobile experience instantly

NFC for all icon interact

Move consumers down the sales funnel

NFC for all icon transact

Drive instant sales and reward loyal customers

What’s your use case? Selecting the right NFC tag for your application

Circus NFC

An NFC tag is a passive, unpowered, small physical item that can interact with mobile phones. It contains an NFC chip and an antenna. The chip has a user memory which can be written to with a standardized data format and allows phones to read the data to e.g. open a specific URL to a mobile experience in the web browser. NFC tags come in a range of antenna sizes and shapes. The larger the antenna, the larger the operating range (typical up to 4 inches or 10 centimeters). We suggest using the large antenna size if possible for a smooth user experience. If you would like to reduce the operating range to very close proximity for enhanced security, choose a smaller form factor.

Recommended NFC tags for typical applications:

Application Requirements Recommended NFC product
Pay for parking signs
On-metal application
Block On-Metal
Shared bikes, electric scooters 
On-metal application
Bullseye On-Metal
Self-service store shelves or rails
On-metal application
Bullseye On-Metal
Integration into apparel, footwear, or sporting goods
Flexibility, durability,
washing cycles
Circus Flex
Integration into packaging
On-metal application
Tamper evidence
Small size
Circus On-Metal
Circus Tamper Loop
Midas
Self-service ticketing gates & signs
On-metal application
Block On-Metal
Smart tables for hospitality and restaurants
On-metal application
Durability

Block On-Metal
Bullseye On-Metal
Bullseye

Reordering of refillables and consumables
Injection molded bottle caps
and containers, harsh chemicals
Glass Tag NFC

 

 

Customer success stories

NFC transforming any space into a new marketplace in Japan

Sneaker Con: Making the “Greatest Sneaker Show” the most trusted as well

A tasty RFID and NFC application: KAHLA makes tableware smart

How Pirlo makes cans smart with Smartrac's On-Metal tags

Khongboon jumps on the smart products bandwagon, adding momentum

Smartrac and Spyder turn apparel into unique experiences

Innovation that’s more than skin deep: idion’s wearable ID, security and more

DYNE finds competitive advantage in apparel that talks back

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