nfc

No. Google Pay is the only mobile wallet that supports dynamic codes. You could use an NFC pass through if you're worried about fraud.

Scanning low cost NFC tags with the apple watch would be a life saver for many home automations, especially as phones get larger and larger, many don't carry them around while at home, but always have their watch on.

Same problem with me, I have tryed transit “TAP” card, but this card has also dynamic number which changes all the time. I think that all apple wallet transit card have dynamic number… When I hold this transit “TAP” card close to my access door which works on 13.56 mhz NFC cards, keychains, tags…it continues to beep all the time because it chages the code every second or faster. Please can someone explain me why apple dosen’t allow us users to issue virtual NFC card where we can write ten digit number to that card and add logo by our choise and add card name?

Hi, this is done using the PKPass NFC Type... Using this, a pass in Passkit can emulate an NFC Card. BUT: You can only use this with an NFC Pass Type Identifier or what it is called like. I am from germany and know skidata and their way of thinking and love it! This technology of using a pkpass is very nice - but you need that nfc certificate. And I assume, apple doesn't provide any of these anymore. I have already requested such in multiple projects - but never even got any response! I'll contact apple support next days :)

I think the problem lies in the chip implementation of standard ISO15693 address length. I have seen same problem with On-semi N24RF64E, i have asked them but they ignore to answer if the tag follow ISO15693 or work with iOS. Probably the chips is constructed before iOS got NFC API in place. For example ST25DV16K seems to implement correct IOS15693 Extended Commands. One problem here is that the manufacture could indicate that the chip is not compatible with iOS.

WebAuthn divides authenticator connections into two categories: Platform authenticators which are provided by the device itself. Passkeys as well as the existing FaceID/TouchID support in Safari fall into this category. You can typically only use these on the same machine as before, although Passkeys is trying to expand these to be synced across devices on your Apple account. Cross-platform authenticators (or roaming authenticators), which communicate over some sort of transport like USB, BLE, NFC, etc. These can be used whenever the authenticator is available over that transport and the browser/platform you are on supports them - most Macs are not going to have much luck using NFC to talk to an authenticator. That said, there's nothing saying an authenticator can't be both - that you couldn't use your iPhone as an authenticator for your Windows laptop over USB/BLE/NFC. This is possible today. That said, there are some issues with the bluetooth transport support. One is that you can