Every iPhone since the XS and XR (2018) reads an NFC tag in the background — with no app to install — using Apple’s Core NFC.
Source: Apple Developer
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How to Tap your cardFAQContact UsReturn PolicyPrivacy & SecurityPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseThere are seven easy ways to share your digital business card: tap it with NFC, show a QR code, send a link, add an Apple Wallet pass, put it in your email signature, add it to your phone’s home screen, or drop it in your social bio. Every method opens your profile in the other person’s browser — no app on their end.
Last updated August 2026 · Reviewed by Ashish Kumar
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Why every sharing method just works — a few verifiable facts, each linked to its primary source.
Every iPhone since the XS and XR (2018) reads an NFC tag in the background — with no app to install — using Apple’s Core NFC.
Source: Apple Developer
Android phones have supported NFC since 2010, when the Nexus S became the first NFC Android phone.
Source: Android Developers
Since iOS 11 (2017), iPhones scan QR codes straight from the Camera app — no separate scanner app needed.
Source: Apple Support
Sharing a digital business card takes one gesture. In person, an NFC tap or a QR code is instant. Remotely, a share link, an email signature, or a social bio link does the job. However you share it, the other person lands on your live profile in their browser and can save your contact in a single tap.
Hold your NFC card or Phone Tap sticker against the top of the other person’s phone — their profile link pops up to open, no app needed.
Open your QR code on screen or print it anywhere. The other person points their camera at it and taps the link that appears.
Copy your profile URL and paste it into any message, text, or chat. One tap opens your full card in their browser.
Keep your card as a Wallet pass with a built-in QR on your Lock Screen. Pull it up in a second — it works offline and updates itself.
Add your profile link and QR image to your signature so every email you send becomes a one-tap way to save your details.
Save your profile as an icon on your phone’s home screen. Open it and turn the screen toward someone to share your card in one tap.
Paste your profile link into your Instagram, LinkedIn, X, or TikTok bio so anyone who visits can open and save your full card.
An NFC tap is fastest when you are face to face — just hold your card to the top of the other phone. When you are remote, sending your share link takes one paste.
No. Every method opens your profile in their normal phone browser. There is nothing for them to download or install — they just tap, scan, or click.
Show your QR code or send your share link instead — both work on any smartphone. That is why every profile ships with a QR, a link, and a Wallet pass alongside the NFC tap.
Create your free digital business card and start sharing it in whatever way fits the moment.