There are two main categories of NFC tamper labels - Destruct type (which stop working on tamper) and Detect type (which continue to work but can tell if a tamper has been made). Destruct labels have two sub-types : scratch and peel. Detect have two sub-types : break and capacitive.
Tamper tags don't like movement. They work best on firm, solid and non-flexible surfaces such as glass or rigid plastics.
Scratch tamper tags are designed to disintegrate on an attempt to remove. The tags must be attached to a smooth, clean surface. If you are testing, give the label plenty of time (ideally 24 hours) for the adhesive to get a good grip. An attempt to remove will chip away at the tag and destroy the antenna. These tags can be placed behind other labels.
Peel tamper tags have two layers which are designed to separate when an attempt is made to remove. The tags must be applied to a smooth, clean surface. As with scratch tags, give plenty of time for the adhesive to reach full strength before testing removal. On removal, the top layer will separate from the base layer destroying the antenna and preventing the tag working.
NFC tag management allows you to dynamically control the destination URL or landing page of your NFC tags. It provides tracking and stats, authentication services for anti-counterfiet tags, and a host of features to assist in getting the right tags in the right locations or products. Ixkio even allows you to encode your own NTAG213, iCODE or NTAG424 tags with our mobile App.
Ixkio can be used as either a redirect platform where tags are scanned and then redirected via ixkio to your landing pages, or as a Direct Response platform, where ixkio delivers the landing page.
It's powerful, flexible software that provides a host of features to enable simple and dynamic management of your NFC tags.
Find out more about our ixkio NFC tag management platform or contact us for more information.
A normal NFC chip, such as the NTAG213, NTAG215 or iCODE SLIX can store a URL (web link) in it's memory. When scanned, it presents this link to the scanner (a mobile phone for example). It presents the same link every time, in a similar way to a QR Code.
An authentication NFC chip, such as the NTAG424, works differently. When the URL is encoded onto the tag, a secret key is also encoded, along with some other settings. When the tag is scanned, it presents the URL but also a unique code which is generated using this secret key. This unique code changes on every scan and can be verified using an authentication server which will hold the same secret key.
Note that the full name for the NTAG424 chip is the NTAG424 DNA. We usually just refer to it as the NTAG424 chip.
As this code is unique for each scan, these NTAG424 NFC tags can be used for anti-counterfeit and authentication. It makes them extremely powerful as they can be used to ensure that the tag is the exact tag that you expect it to be. All from a simple scan with a mobile phone (no special app required).
Authentication chips have a huge range of use cases from the obvious protection of luxury goods, artwork and pharmacuiticals to supply chain security, document authentication, ticketing, proof of physical presence, secure log-on and more.
While standard NFC tags can be easily encoded with any of the free mobile phone applications, encoding NTAG424 chips is substantially more complicated. You have four choices :
For more information on buying and using NTAG424 or other authentication chips, contact us or read more about NFC tag authentication.
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| 100 - 199 | $1.63 |
| 200 - 499 | $1.49 |
| 500 - 999 | $1.38 |
| 1,000 - 1,999 | $1.24 |
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| NFC Chip | NTAG424 |
| Interface Specification | ISO 14443 / 13.56 MHz / NFC Forum Type 4 |
| Total Memory | 416 Bytes (User) |
| Data Retention | 50 years (estimated) |
| Metal Surfaces (?) | Not suitable |
| Unique Print (?) | Not Available |
| NFC Label Format | Tamper |
| Label Size | 45x30mm Rectangle |
| Adhesive | Yes, Permanent |
| Delivery Format | Reel / Strips of 5 |