NFC Business Cards

Choose NFC cards that work

Buy blank, writable NFC cards that store a web link, such as NTAG213, NTAG215 or NTAG216, and avoid cards that are locked, metal or made for another service.

Fix NFC card setup problems

What to do when the setup page says NFC is blocked or off, does not see your card, or finds something already on it.

Lock an NFC card

Locking stops anyone from rewriting your NFC card. It is optional and permanent, so lock only after a successful test.

Lost, found and replaced NFC cards

Mark a missing NFC card as lost, bring it back with I found it, or set up a replacement that opens what you choose.

Manage your NFC cards

See how each NFC card is doing, rename it, change where it opens, turn it off or on, and delete it.

NFC cards and QR codes on a team

What the workspace owner, Admins, Editors and Viewers can do with NFC cards and QR codes.

NFC cards that open a website

On paid plans an NFC card can open any website, with a backup card that opens whenever the website cannot be used.

Program an NFC business card

Add the card in Zapped, write it from an Android phone, an iPhone or with help from your laptop, test the tap, and manage it afterwards.

Save the contact right away

Let a tap on your NFC card, or a scan of your Flexible QR code, go straight to saving your contact instead of opening the card page.

Set up an NFC card from your laptop

Start on your laptop and let your phone write the card: scan the QR code, send the link to your phone, or email it to the person who will write it.

Which card is this?

Find out which of your NFC cards you are holding, then open it, test it or change where it opens.

Write an NFC card from an Android phone

Write your NFC card in one tap with Chrome on Android, check that it holds your link, and test it.

Writing an NFC card from an iPhone

Write your NFC card in one tap with NFC Helper from Safari or Chrome, or use NFC Tools, then test it.