Credit Card Reader NFC (EMV)
com.github.devnied.emvnfccard
by Julien MILLAU
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About this app
This app was designed to allow users to read the public data stored on their NFC-compliant EMV banking cards, such as credit cards. EMV (Europay, Mastercard, and Visa) is a global standard for interbank transactions that utilizes microchips to store and protect data. In order to use this app, your card must be NFC (Near Field Communication) compliant, which means it is equipped with a microchip that allows it to communicate with NFC-enabled devices such as this app.
It is important to note that some newer EMV cards may have had certain information, such as the holder's name and transaction history, removed in order to protect the cardholder's privacy. This app is not a payment app and does not facilitate financial transactions. It does, however, contain in-app purchases that can be used to make donations.
For security purposes, this app does not access the internet and requires the user to confirm that they are the owner of the credit card before allowing access to the application. By default, the credit card number is masked to further protect the user's personal information.
This app is compatible with a wide range of EMV NFC cards, including those issued by Visa, American Express, and MasterCard, as well as the LINK (UK) ATM network, Saudi Payments Network (Saudi Arabia), Interac (Canada), and Discover Card. Many other EMV cards are also supported. If you have a card that meets the NFC compliance standards and is not listed above, it is likely that this app will be able to read its public data. This app is a useful tool for those who want to access and view the public data stored on their NFC-compliant EMV banking cards without the need for an internet connection.
It is important to note that some newer EMV cards may have had certain information, such as the holder's name and transaction history, removed in order to protect the cardholder's privacy. This app is not a payment app and does not facilitate financial transactions. It does, however, contain in-app purchases that can be used to make donations.
For security purposes, this app does not access the internet and requires the user to confirm that they are the owner of the credit card before allowing access to the application. By default, the credit card number is masked to further protect the user's personal information.
This app is compatible with a wide range of EMV NFC cards, including those issued by Visa, American Express, and MasterCard, as well as the LINK (UK) ATM network, Saudi Payments Network (Saudi Arabia), Interac (Canada), and Discover Card. Many other EMV cards are also supported. If you have a card that meets the NFC compliance standards and is not listed above, it is likely that this app will be able to read its public data. This app is a useful tool for those who want to access and view the public data stored on their NFC-compliant EMV banking cards without the need for an internet connection.
What's New
Improved card reading.
We update the app regularly so we can make it better for you.
This version includes a new enrollment process to be sure that your are the card owner and includes several bug fixes and performance improvements.
We update the app regularly so we can make it better for you.
This version includes a new enrollment process to be sure that your are the card owner and includes several bug fixes and performance improvements.
App Information
Version Name
4.0.8
Version Code
57
File Size
2.2 MB
Minimum OS
Android 5.0+
Target SDK
Android 23
Developer
Julien MILLAU
Contact
Website
Content Rating
Everyone
Package Name
com.github.devnied.emvnfccardPermissions Required
This app may request the following permissions:
Recent Reviews
Maury Juana
4.0★
I dig it. Cool for testing RFID-resistant textiles and products, and for checking transaction history on my cards. I personally think the entering last 4 requirement is a feature not a problem, I don't want my phone accidentally grabbing other people's card info and I don't want theirs grabbing mine. I think the "no card number on the card" thing is a strictly euro problem, if it exists at all (sounds like bs but idk), so it doesn't affect me.
A Google user
1.0★
Dreadful! I used to use this app to demonstrate my RFID shields and I would always scan my own card to show people how easy RFID cards can be read. The paid version only shows the card number when you put in the last 4 to validate. I emailed the developer 3 times explaining this and asked for a refund because the app is useless. Not a single response. Upgrade with care, once you're not happy, you won't get a refund.
Matthew Hatfield
4.0★
Kinda pointless really. Dont fall for donations under Extended functionalities if that's what you're expecting. In fairness doesn't say you will. Only you help them. also it's up to you upgrading to pro. I did, again completely pointless. The info you get is completely useless to you. Some will give you the last few transactions. But with privacy an issue now a days. This is becoming rare as well.b if you want it to save your card number. Just take a pic. Cheaper or use a post-it note app.
Constantine Murenin
2.0★
Was a great app! New version is a disappointment — it used to be possible to view the card number of Apple Pay cards from iPhones (which don't show last-4); now it's no longer an option, because you have to confirm the last 4 digits in this app first — which means you have to use Apple Pay at a vendor to get a receipt with the last 4, before you can use this app. Very disappointing to have such a downgrade in functionality in the latest version.
Dennis Nuñez
5.0★
Work as intended. Those who give bad score because the APP doesn't show CARD number unless you input 4 consecutive card numbers, either are theft or don't realise it's for their own safety, so no other person can use it to steal your card information. APP doesn't ask for any permission, so it's unlikely that it send your card information back to the developer.
Boston 2316
1.0★
I'd give negative stars if there was an option. All it does is make the phone vi rate when I put my own card to the back of my phone. It says to read the info extend something which requires a donation of course. Vulgar words come to mind when this app is brought up.
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