Share your card via NFC tap

NFC = Near-Field Communication. The chip in your QR NFC Tap holds a URL. When a phone reads the chip, the URL opens in their browser.

Phones that read NFC out of the box

• iPhone 7 and later — works without any app. Just tap the top of the iPhone on the chip. iOS 14+ shows a notification banner; tap to open.
• Android with NFC (most since 2014) — has a system NFC reader; works without an app.

Phones that don't read NFC

• iPhone 6s and earlier
• Some budget Android handsets

For these users: show them the QR side of the card and let them scan it with the camera. Your QR NFC Tap has both — NFC chip + printed QR — exactly because not every phone has NFC.

Common "it didn't work" causes

1. NFC turned off in settings — Android setting under Connections; iPhone turns NFC on automatically when the phone is unlocked.
2. Tapping the wrong spot — iPhone NFC reader is at the top of the device; Android usually centre-back. Try moving the card around the back of the phone.
3. Phone case interferes — thick metal cases block NFC. Slip the case off and retry.
4. Card chip damaged — fold/bend the card too sharply and the chip can crack. We replace damaged cards under the 12-month warranty: email support@qrnfctap.com.

NFC tap analytics

Every NFC tap is logged the same way as a QR scan — country, device, time. Find them under Analytics → Scan log in the dashboard.