NFC allows short-range wireless communication between devices like smartphones and tablets when they are touched or brought close together. It can be used for contactless transactions, exchanging data, and setting up connections to other technologies like WiFi. NFC builds on RFID to enable two-way communication and uses less power than other wireless standards. Common uses of NFC today include mobile payments, accessing transport systems, and exchanging contact information between devices. Improvements to security and adoption by more merchants are needed to fully realize the potential of NFC mobile payments.

1. NFC (Near Field Communication)
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2. NFC – Contents
 Introduction
 Example
 Key benefits
 Capabilities
 Future improvements

3. NFC - Introduction
 NFC is a set of standards for smart phones and similar
devices to establish radio communication with each other
by touching them together or bringing them close.
Present and anticipated applications include contactless
transactions, data exchange, and simplified setup of more
complex communications such as Wi-Fi.

4. NFC Working
 Communication is also possible between an NFC device
and an unpowered NFC chip, called a "tag“.
 NFC builds upon Radio-frequency identification (RFID)
systems by allowing two-way communication between
endpoints, where earlier systems such as contactless
smart cards were one-way only.
 Google Wallet allows consumers to store credit card and
store loyalty card information in a virtual wallet and then
use an NFC-enabled device at terminals that also
accept MasterCard PayPass transactions

5. NFC - Capabilities
Emulation of credit card.
Peer-to-peer communication.
Tag’s as a reader.
Different than Bluetooth and wi-fi.
Social networking.

6. NFC- Example
 Payment, Loyalty and coupons.
 Google wallets.
 Transport
 Boarding pass, parking lots etc.
 Access Control
 Secure building access with NFC phone and contact less
reader
 Health Care, Consumer Electronics.
 Easy and instant access of patient’s vital health
factors

7. NFC- Example
 Payment, Loyalty and coupons.
 Google wallets.
 Transport
 Boarding pass, parking lots etc.
 Access Control
 Secure building access with NFC phone and contact less
reader
 Health Care, Consumer Electronics.
 Easy and instant access of patient’s vital health
factors

8. NFC - Example
 Information collection and exchange
 Data transfer from phone to phone.
 Data transfer from tag to phone.

9. NFC-Key Benefits
Intuitive
Versatile
Inherently and security ready
Open and standard based

10. NFC – Future improvements
Standard for mobile payment.
Other to follow suits.
Merchant side equipments needed.
Data modification.
Technology improvements for more
secure NFC data transfer and
Eavesdropping and Lost mobiles and
devices.

11. NFC
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