Cryptographically secure NFC tags with dynamic authentication. Each tap generates a unique, unclonable signature. Perfect for loyalty programs, product authentication, and secure access systems.
A professional-grade NFC tag that generates a unique encrypted authentication code with every single tap. Unlike standard NFC tags that broadcast the same data repeatedly (making them trivial to clone), these use AES-128 encryption to create dynamic, tap-unique signatures that can't be replicated.
Two variants available:
I use these for StampCards.com, where cloning prevention and anti-replay is critical for a secure loyalty program. Standard NFC tags are fine for basic automation, but any system involving value exchange needs real security. The NTAG424 DNA has bank-grade security that works on both iPhone and Android without app downloads.
Most suppliers require bulk minimum orders to get reasonable pricing. I am making these accessible for small-scale testing and deployment.
Dynamic authentication that actually works: Every tap generates a new cryptographic signature using the chip's hardware AES engine. Even if someone intercepts your URL, they can't replay it. Zero-app authentication: The secure code embeds directly in the URL via the SUN (Secure Unique NFC) message feature. iPhone users can authenticate without downloading anything—just tap and Safari handles it.
Hardware security: Authentication keys are stored in protected memory with EAL4+ certification. No software exploit can extract them.
Privacy features: Optional random UIDs prevent tracking between taps. The chip can rotate identifiers while maintaining authentication integrity.
Proven in production: These exact chips secure everything from pharmaceutical supply chains to luxury goods authentication. Now available for your projects.
Each tag is tested before shipping from Arizona.
These tags require server-side authentication to verify the cryptographic signatures. Example backend code and setup guides available on request. See Ntag424Api.com for a working reference implementation.