NFC Wi-Fi Share Card & Stand – One-Tap Guest Wi-Fi Access

Specifications

• Product Type: NFC Wi-Fi Share Card / Stand / Sticker
• NFC Chip: NFC Forum Type 2 Tag
• Operating Frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Protocol: ISO/IEC 14443A
• Material: PVC / Epoxy (varies by variant)
• Power: Passive (no battery required)
• Water Resistant: Yes
• Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C

Overview

Make sharing your Wi-Fi effortless and secure.

This NFC Wi-Fi Tap Card or Stand lets guests connect to your Wi-Fi by simply tapping their phone — no typing passwords, no QR codes, no confusion.

Ideal for cafés, restaurants, offices, Airbnb hosts, salons, reception desks, and events. Just program your Wi-Fi details once, place it where guests can see it, and let them connect instantly.

Simple. Clean. Professional.

⭐ Key Benefits

• One-tap Wi-Fi sharing using NFC
• No visible passwords on walls or counters
• Rewritable — update Wi-Fi details anytime
• No batteries or power required
• Multiple form factors: card, stand, sticker
• Great for guests, staff & customers

How to Set Up Your NFC Wi-Fi Card / Stand

What You Need

• An Android phone with NFC

• A free app: NFC Tools or NXP TagWriter

• Your Wi-Fi name (SSID) and Wi-Fi password

Step-by-Step Setup (Android)

1. Enable NFC
   On your Android phone, go to Settings → Connections → NFC and turn it ON.

2. Install an NFC App
   Download one of these free apps from the Play Store:

   • NFC Tools

   • NXP TagWriter by NXP

3. Open the App & Create a Wi-Fi Record

   • Choose Write / Add a Record

   • Select Wi-Fi Network

   • Enter:

     • Wi-Fi name (SSID)

     • Wi-Fi password

     • Security type (WPA/WPA2 is most common)

4. Write to the NFC Card

   • Tap Write

   • Hold your phone flat against the NFC card / stand

   • Wait for the confirmation message

5. Test It

   • Tap the card again with your phone

   • Your Wi-Fi should appear instantly — tap Connect

Rewriting or Updating

Need to change Wi-Fi details later?

• Simply rewrite the card using the same steps above

• The NFC chip is fully rewritable

iPhone Users (Important)

• iPhones do not support one-tap Wi-Fi sharing via NFC

• iPhone users must connect manually via Wi-Fi settings

• For mixed devices, we recommend:

  • Using this for Android users

  • Or linking the NFC to a custom setup page (advanced option)

Tips for Best Performance

• Place the card or stand away from metal surfaces

• Tap phones slowly and hold for 1–2 seconds

• Keep NFC enabled on the phone

Need Help?

This product is DIY by design, but if you need help or want a pre-configured solution, contact us via Adsngin.