How To Get Started
Determine which type of NFC chip you will want to implement from the two options below. If you have additional questions please Book A Meeting with our team today.
​​​The Public Rewritable Chips are best used for digital business cards or link aggregator profile pages. Think of these as similar to a CD-RW in that they can be easily overwritten using your smart phone. They are easy to change the link associated with the chip allowing for change of use over time.
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Our proprietary Public/Private NFC chips are best suited for products that require Authentication. Our App allows for brands and community organizations to build a personalized connection with verifiable NFC Smart Chips. Leveraging the latest in chip technology and blockchain smart wallet technology, our system builds require our app to program and are usually used for groups of products or memorabilia.
Rewritable Public
Smart Chips
To reprogram a rewritable NFC chip on a Subscrib.io product using your mobile phone, follow these simple steps:
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Download the App
NFC Tools
Download an NFC programming app, such as NFC Tools (available on iOS and Android). These apps let you read, write, and erase data on NFC tags. Scan the appropriate QR code or click on the link below to download and open the free "NFC Tools" app from Apple or Android App Stores
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Organize your Data
Decide what information or action you want the NFC tag to trigger—like opening a website, sharing a contact, or displaying product information.
One of the best use cases for Public NFC chips are linking to your Personal Profile or Social Link Aggregator. We recommend using a links aggregator such as allmylinks.com to create your landing page.
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Wallet Addresses
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Social Media Links
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Youtube Accounts
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Fillable Order Forms
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Digital Catalogs
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NFT Minting
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Tag Programming Process
3.1
Write
On the home page, click “Write.
”Select “Add A Record.”
3.2
Add a Record
Click on the "Add a Record" button
3.3
Enter URL...
Among the options, choose “Custom URL/URI”.
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Enter your Desired URL. If your URL is too long it may fail to write to the chip. Using web apps like TinyURL can shorten lengthy URLs making them perfect for writing to Smart Chips
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Write
Press “Write” and you'll be prompted with an NFC “Ready to Scan” message. ...
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Final Scan
Once you see a checkmark, your NFC tag is programmed. Confirm by exiting and closing the chip writing NFC Tools app and rescan the chip. At this point your phone should recognize the link programmed into the chip and open directly on your phone.
