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This is all quite feasible. You don’t need to use CTK here, although there are some situations where you might want to do that [1]. However, for basic functionality all you need to do is: On iOS only, add the com.apple.token keychain access group to your keychain-access-groups entitlement [2]. When querying the keychain with SecItemCopyMatching, pass in the kSecAttrAccessGroup attribute with the value set to kSecAttrAccessGroupToken. Pasted in below are a few code snippets from a test project I have lying around. I tested it with a YubiKey 5 NFC. IMPORTANT This snippet uses deliberately bad crypto, .rsaSignatureMessagePSSSHA1. This snippet uses the secCall helpers from here. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com [1] For example, using TKTokenWatcher to watch tokens come and go. [2] The docs are not at all clear about this, something I recently filed a bug about. Coulda sworn I filed a bug about that but I can’t find the bu

Come on guys. In 2023 it should be normal that the watch can read nfc tags. My whole house is smart and my 600€ watch still lives in 2010. I bought the watch because I thought it would operate my smart lock and automations and I would not always have to take my phone with me. Now I have an Apple product that is expensive and useless to me. Please make an update that unlocks the feature.

I have the same issue. It's surprising there is not a straight forward resource on how to use PassKit. it's even worse if you want to use NFC functionality. Right now, I am just trying to get something into the Wallet app at all. It took forever just to get the certificate signing errors to go away. I've used the reference you listed and also this: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/PassKit_PG/YourFirst.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012195-CH2-SW1

Maybe have relation with these categories: Audio: Used to play audio in your app Networking: Used for networking Processing: Used by the CPU and GPU Display: Used to show the application UI Bluetooth: Used for Bluetooth Location: Used for location tracking within your app Camera: Used by the camera within your app Torch: Used for the flashlight NFC: Used for NFC within your app Other: A combination of the power in the above categories thatʼs too small to show in the list and any other power use

Perhaps it's time the European Commission leaned on Apple on this front, after basically forcing them to use USB-C. This stranglehold on the NFC chip in Apple mobile devices could really be considered market protectionism. And since no tech journalist dares to mumble this, maybe the EC should.

I would love to have access to NFC tag functionality for the Apple Watch. There are so many useful functions this would facilitate.