Apps using Near Field Communication

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App	Installs	Publisher	Publisher Email	Publisher Social	Publisher Website
Among Us	588M	Innersloth LLC	*****@innersloth.com		http://www.innersloth.com/
Traffic Rider	564M	skgames	*****@gmail.com		http://www.skgames.com/
Discord: Talk, Chat & Hang Out	419M	Discord Inc.	*****@discord.com	-	https://dis.gd/contact
OK: Social Network	237M	Odnoklassniki Ltd	*****@tamtam.chat	-	http://tamtam.chat/
Smash Hit	185M	Mediocre	*****@mediocre.se		http://www.smashhitgame.com/
Love Balls	171M	Lion Studios	*****@lionstudios.cc		https://lionstudios.cc/
Uphill Rush Water Park Racing	132M	Azerion Casual	*****@azerion.com		http://www.azerion.com/
Universal TV Remote Control	118M	CodeMatics Media Solutions	*****@gmail.com		http://www.codematics.co/
Tennis Clash: Multiplayer Game	111M	Wildlife Studios	*****@wildlifestudios.com		https://www.wildlifestudios.com/
Fishing Hook	101M	mobirix	*****@mobirix.zendesk.com		https://www.mobirix.com/

Full list contains 216K apps using Near Field Communication in the U.S, of which 142K are currently active and 25K have been updated over the past year, with publisher contacts included.

List updated on 21th August 2024

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Overview: What are Near Field Communication SDKs?

Near Field Communication (NFC) SDKs are essential tools for developers looking to implement contactless communication technology in their applications. These software development kits provide a comprehensive set of APIs, libraries, and documentation to simplify the integration of NFC functionality into mobile apps and other devices. With NFC SDKs, developers can enable secure data exchange, contactless payments, and seamless device pairing within close proximity. These SDKs support various NFC standards and protocols, ensuring compatibility across different platforms and devices. By leveraging NFC SDKs, developers can create innovative solutions for access control, loyalty programs, and smart home automation. The SDKs often include features for reading and writing NFC tags, peer-to-peer communication, and card emulation, allowing for versatile application development. Security is a top priority in NFC SDKs, with built-in encryption and authentication mechanisms to protect sensitive data during transmission. Many NFC SDKs also offer cross-platform support, enabling developers to create applications that work seamlessly on both Android and iOS devices. As the adoption of NFC technology continues to grow in sectors such as retail, transportation, and healthcare, these SDKs play a crucial role in driving innovation and improving user experiences in the realm of contactless communication.

Near Field Communication SDK Use Scenarios

1. Contactless mobile payments at retail stores, allowing customers to securely tap their NFC-enabled smartphones to complete transactions quickly and conveniently.
2. Access control systems in office buildings or hotels, where employees or guests can use NFC-enabled cards or smartphones to gain entry to restricted areas.
3. Public transportation ticketing, enabling commuters to use their NFC-enabled devices to pay for fares and access transit systems more efficiently.
4. Seamless pairing of wireless devices, such as headphones or speakers, with smartphones by simply tapping them together to establish a connection.
5. Interactive marketing campaigns where consumers can tap NFC tags on promotional materials to access additional product information or exclusive offers.
6. Asset tracking and inventory management in warehouses or retail stores, using NFC tags to quickly identify and locate items.
7. Contactless sharing of business cards or contact information between NFC-enabled devices at networking events or meetings.
8. Authentication and secure login for mobile apps or websites, using NFC-enabled tokens or smart cards as an additional layer of security.
9. Wireless charging of compatible devices by placing them on NFC-enabled charging pads, eliminating the need for physical connectors.
10. Smart home automation, allowing users to control devices or activate scenes by tapping their NFC-enabled smartphones on designated tags.