RFID Card Reader - ISO 15693

Daniel25

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About this app

* You can find out what data is stored in your credit card, contactless public transport card, and membership card with this App (RFID Card Reader or NFC Reader).
* By using this App, you can see which technology is driving the credit cards or contactless cards.
* Provides a richer command for ISO 15693 tags.
* Provides EMV card recognition (read) function.

To use this app, the smartphone must provide NFC (RFID reader) function.
This app will not work on smartphones without NFC function.

Features:
* Read NFC cards
* Read EMV cards
* Read ISO 15693 card & tags
* Read ISO 14443 card & tags
* Read ISO Mifares card & tags
* Read electronic passport
* Read information on various kinds of RFID cards
* Identify IC types and IC manufacturer
* Extract and analyze NFC data sets (NDEF messages)
* Read out and display the complete tag memory layout
* Supports for all kind of NFC Forum record types

Please note that because of the contained security mechanisms of some cards no access to the actual contained data is provided by the App.

Privacy Policy:
* This App does not store or use data retrieved from cards or tags.
* This App does not transmit data retrieved from cards or tags across the Internet.

EMV Card:

EMV card refers to a card with a built-in RIFD chip using the EMV international standard that supports contactless payment.
This technical standard is used by contactless payments by EMVCo members such as Visa, MasterCard, JCB, American Express, Discover and UnionPay, as well as local card payment brands certified by EMV.

EMV cards do not require physical contact with the reader, and payment can be made by bringing the card within 1~2cm of the reader.

This App uses part of Vignesh Ramachandra's nfc-card-reader (https://github.com/vickyramachandra/nfc-card-reader) which is under the license of MIT License.

Ratings and reviews

It works but the question is: do you really not collect everybody's credit card number and other card informations? I would like a detailed answer to this one! I'll see soon anyway on my next statement. Update: the app provider states it's not collecting informations from usage. So users, be aware that your card number, expiration date and card company is disclosed without encryption. All is left to find is your CVC code as your name and address is of public domain and trivial to get.

Doesn't read anything at all. Checked NFC setting are correct.

actually for NFC, doesn't work for RFID

What's new

Added EMV card reading function