NTAG® family for Tags and Labels
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The innovative NTAG brand adds the benefits of contactless technology to high-security and/or high-volume applications. Our NTAG solutions are a key enabler for today’s consumer and industrial segments of the IoT, driving new value throughout a full product life cycle – whether it’s in the supply chain, in the store, or in the consumer’s hand. The NTAG family fully complies to ISO14443A and NFC Forum Tag Type 2 and 4 specifications, ensuring universal interoperability with NFC devices and operating with and without apps. NTAGs come with a 7-byte UID, a range of memory sizes, advanced functionality such as originality signature, static or dynamic memory protection, along with AES-128 cryptography for secure authentication schemes. Specialized variants come with electronic opening status detection and passively powered sensing capabilities.
NTAG Secure Services
NXP offers NTAG Secure Services product family to enhance end-to-end security and support easy, fast, deployments. Configure and Trust is a chip customization service, and NTAG Secure Cloud Service is an IoT SaaS platform to manage and secure billions of products identities in the cloud.
NFC tags enable a number of new business applications:
Direct 1:1 consumer engagement
Augmented content experiences, such as status-aware or one-time messages
Brand protection and anti-counterfeiting
Anti-tampering and refill fraud protection
Document authentication
Loyalty schemes
NTAG family overview:
| Products | Standard | User Memory [Byte] | Data Retention [Years] | Write Endurance [Cycles] | Message/Tag Authentication | Memory Access Protection | Encrypted Communication | NFC Tap Counter | Originality Signature | Secure NDEF (SUN) Message | Additional Features |
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NTAG 424 DNA TagTamper |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-4, NFC Forum T4T | 416 (incl. 128B secure data file) | 50 | 200,000 | AES - 128-bit key (2) | AES - 128-bit key (3) | 56 bytes |
Conductive tamper detection Privacy (Random ID) |
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NTAG 424 DNA |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-4, NFC Forum T4T | 416 (incl. 128B secure data file) | 50 | 200,000 | AES - 128-bit key (2) | AES - 128-bit key (3) | 56 bytes | Privacy (Random ID) | |||
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NTAG 426Q DNA |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-4, NFC Forum T4T | 916 (incl. 128B secure data file) | 50 | 200,000 | AES - 128-bit key (2) | AES - 128-bit key (3) | 56 bytes |
Quiet non-discovery mode Privacy (Radom ID, Hidden lot level) |
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NTAG 223/224 DNA |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-3, NFC Forum T2T | 144 / 208 | 10 | 100,000 | AES - 128-bit key (1) |
NTAG 223 DNA: 32-bit password NTAG 224 DNA: AES – 128-bit key (1) |
- | 48 bytes (programmable) | - | ||
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NTAG 223/224 DNA StatusDetect |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-3, NFC Forum T2T | 144 / 208 | 10 | 100,000 | AES - 128-bit key (1) |
NTAG 223 DNA: 32-bit password NTAG 224 DNA: AES – 128-bit key (1) |
- | 48 bytes (programmable) |
Conductive or Capacitive tamper detection Capacitive interface for condition sensing |
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NTAG 213 TagTamper |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-3, NFC Forum T2T | 144 | 10 | 100,000 | - | 32bit password | - | 32 bytes (programmable) | - | Conductive tamper detection | |
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NTAG 213/215/216 |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-3, NFC Forum T2T | 144 / 504 / 888 | 10 | 100,000 | - | 32bit password | - | 32 bytes | - | - | |
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NTAG 210/212 |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-3, NFC Forum T2T | 48 / 128 | 10 | 100,000 | - | 32bit password | - | 32 bytes | - | - | |
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NTAG 210µ (Micro) |
ISO/IEC 14443A 1-3, NFC Forum T2T | 48 | 10 | 100,000 | - | - | - | - | 32 bytes (programmable) | - | - |
