Sustainable RFID MIFARE Ultralight® Nano Card

SizeCR80--85.5*54mm (Be customized)

CraftGlossy, Matte, Matte, Epoxy (Single or Double), Brushed (Single or Double), Laser (Single or Double)

Thickness0.76mm / 0.84mm / or be customized

MaterialRPVC/PLA/PC/PET/PETG/PBAT/TESLIN

Printing methodLaser code, flat code (gold flat code, white flat code, black flat code), inkjet code (ordinary inkjet code, UV inkjet code), embossed code (gold embossed code, silver embossed code), barcode (one-dimensional barcode, two-dimensional code barcode), QR code

Frequency13.56MHz

Chips
NXP MIFARE Ultralight® Nano

MIFARE Ultralight Nano is the latest generation of smart paper ticketing ICs–the ideal flexible single-use solution offers a customizable originality signature.

Crusie / Ferry

Gym / Tennis

Airport luggage tag

More applications

Skydiving / Goft

Ski day pass card

TARGET APPLICATIONS of RFID MIFARE Ultralight® Nano

Public transport–single trip ticketing
Event ticketing

KEY FEATURES of RFID MIFARE Ultralight® Nano

Compliant with ISO/IEC 14443A & NFC Forum Type 2 Tag
40 byte user memory
17 pF & 50 pF input capacitance versions
ECC-supported NXP originality signature
Originality signature reprogrammable to a customer’s unique originality signature
Interoperability with all other MIFARE Ultralight products

Why choose us?

CE & Exhibition

Baseball

Amusement park/Water park
Eat & Drink & Entertain ( all in one card)

Security of RFID MIFARE Ultralight® Nano

The MIFARE Ultralight® Nano is the latest generation of contactless smart paper ticketing ICs within the MIFARE Ultralight family. The innovative contactless solution is designed for single-use applications and dedicated to replace mag stripe, barcode/ QR-code and standard printed paper tickets.

NXP’s MIFARE Ultralight Nano opens the door to a smooth, cost efficient migration from single-use paper tickets used in public transport or event ticketing to contactless systems.
The benefits of contactless solutions include reduced system installation and maintenance costs, increased user throughput, fraud reduction and aggregated NFC-based services.