NFC TagInfo by NXP - NFC card analyzer & explorer
Discover the hidden value & capabilities of your contactless cards through seamless NFC scanning & detailed analysis.

- 6.0.0 Version
- 3.0 Score
- 552K+ Downloads
- Free License
- 3+ Content Rating
Have you ever been curious about the remaining balance on your contactless public transport card?
Would you like to understand the technology that powers the contactless cards you use?
Do you wish to delve deeper and discover what NFC-enabled items are in your possession or those of your friends? Here’s where you can find out. Use TagInfo to scan them.
TagInfo is a second application brought to you by NXP Semiconductors, leveraging Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. As a co-developer of NFC, NXP Semiconductors not only serves professionals but also aims to provide tools and applications for everyday users. We are enthusiastic about helping you uncover the NFC capabilities of your devices and enjoy this technology.
Main features include:
- A function to check the balance for various public transport systems
- Identification of applications present on cards and tags
- Recognition of integrated circuit (IC) types and manufacturers
- Extraction and examination of NFC data sets (NDEF messages)
- Complete tag memory layout reading and display
- Support for various NFC Forum record types (please inform us if you notice any gaps)
- Exploration of details concerning contactless cards, tags, and NFC-enabled items
- Assistance for developers in identifying configuration issues on contactless cards
- An easy and economical way to analyze contactless cards
- A broad array of user interface and application configurations
- Generation and sharing of analysis reports
The TagInfo app enables you to browse through the contents of public transport and payment cards that utilize NFC-compatible contactless technology on your device.
Some of the supported applications are:
- CLIPPER card for transportation in San Francisco Bay Area, CA, USA
- Kiev Metro in Kiev, Ukraine
- ORCA card for the Puget Sound region, WA, USA
- OV-chipkaart, public transport chip card in the Netherlands
- Oyster electronic ticketing system in Greater London area, UK (note that some cards may not allow public access)
- Myki in Victoria, Australia
- Moscow Metro in Russia
- Nol Silver and Gold Card in Dubai, UAE
- Octopus card in Hong Kong, China
- Suica card in Japan
- T:kort, Kolumbuskort, NSB-kort, Ruter Reisekortet in Norway
…and more. We are actively working to support additional card schemes as application owners and system providers share information about accessing content on their contactless cards.
Beyond its value-checking feature, TagInfo can identify many other applications such as:
- Electronic Identity Documents
- ExpressPay, a contactless payment option from American Express
- PayPass, a contactless payment product from MasterCard
- payWave, a contactless payment solution from Visa
- Zip, a contactless card from Discover Network
…among others.
It is important to note that due to the security mechanisms inherent in these applications, our app does not provide access to the actual contained data.
In addition to consumer-focused features, it thoroughly investigates publicly accessible information regarding contactless cards, tags, and NFC-enabled items. It provides details such as:
- IC manufacturer
- IC type
- Card operating system (if applicable)
- NFC data sets (NDEF messages)
- IC memory size and configuration
- Supported technologies and standards
Moreover, it facilitates complete browsing and analysis of all four NFC Forum Tag Types, along with all MIFARE-based, NTAG-based, and ICODE-based systems. Its compatibility extends beyond just NXP Semiconductors products, covering a wide array of widely deployed items that use NFC-enabled and compatible contactless technologies globally.
This comprehensive functionality and user-friendly design transform an NFC-enabled device into a potent handheld analyzer for hobbyists exploring NFC capabilities, as well as for professionals diagnosing configuration errors and data formatting issues.
NXP History
2017
Launch of UCODE 8 power efficient global RAIN RFID chip for omnichannel retail data.
2017
NXP introduces the S32 automotive platform, with fully-scalable computing architecture to bring future vehicles to market faster.
2017
#1 supplier of microcontrollers with 19% market share, according to IC Insights.
2017
Industry's first 65 V LDMOS technology, enabling ultra-rugged products up to 1.8 kW in power.
2017
NXP presents car infotainment radio/audio one-chip solution for global radio broadcast standards.
2018
NXP, Mastercard and Visa transform mobile payments for billions of IoT devices (launch of mWallet 2GO).
2018
Dutch innovation award for ultra-compact RFCMOS radar transceiver TEF810X.
2018
NXP delivers new security and connectivity to 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ Finals with Smart Stadium Experience.
2019
NXP unveils secure ultra-wideband ranging technology for automotive and IoT.
2019
NXP premiers EdgeVerse™ brand platform to support the fast-growing edge computing portfolio.
2019
i.MX RT crossover processor for voice and face recognition sub-dollar MCU.
2019
iOS 13 and MIFARE power innovative smart city use cases.
2019
NXP acquires Marvell's Wi-Fi® Connectivity Business.
2020
NXP selects TSMC 5nm process for next-generation high-performance automotive platform.
2020
NXP introduces S32G networking processor unlocking the value of vehicle data.
2020
NXP debuts i.MX applications processor with dedicated neural processing unit for advanced machine learning at the edge.
2020
NXP Advances 5G with New Gallium Nitride Fab in Arizona.
- Version6.0.0
- UpdateApr 08, 2025
- DeveloperNXP Semiconductors
- CategoryTools
- Requires AndroidAndroid 4.1+
- Downloads552K+
- Package Namecom.nxp.taginfolite
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Works with various RFID cards
Powerful tool for viewing and analyzing NFC tags
Provides detailed information about scanned tags
Essential NFC tool for reading multiple tag types
Offers a unique feature for readings on transport tickets
Useful for checking balance on public transit cards
Reliable performance on compatible devices
Allows for interaction with implantable NFC devices
Good for assessing NFC security and vulnerabilities
Outdated user interface needing improvement
Issues with reading certain cards consistently
Problems saving and sharing scan reports
Errors experienced across different device models
Limited compatibility with some Samsung devices
Difficulty locating saved XML files in file browser
Confusion due to no clear scanning initiation option
Communication errors after recent updates
Too much irrelevant debugging information displayed