The NFC Mint: Tap It and Know It's Real
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secured NFC tags, cards, and tamper-evident seals that return a one-use verification code when tapped with a phone.
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The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secured NFC tags, cards, and tamper-evident seals that return a one-use verification code when tapped with a phone.
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, cards, and tamper-evident seals that let a phone verify an item with a plain verdict in about a second.
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, seals, cards, and companion apps for authenticating products and recording tamper evidence.
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, seals, cards, and apps that let a phone check whether an item is genuine.
The NFC Mint makes cryptographically secure NFC tags that give a plain authenticity verdict when tapped with a modern phone.
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