NFC Access Card

The following devices supports NFC Access Card service: Galaxy Z Flip6, Z Flip5 5G, Z Flip4 5G, Z Flip3 5G, Z Fold6, Z Fold5 5G, Z Fold4 5G, Z Fold3 5G, S25 Edge, S25 Ultra, S25+, S25, S24 FE, S24 Ultra, S24+, S24, S23 FE, S23 Ultra, S23+, S23, S22 Ultra, S22+, S22, , S21 Ultra, S21+, S21 and A36. More device models will be available soon. Note: Must update device software version with Android™ 15 V OS or above.

Samsung Wallet NFC Access Card supports specific RFID NFC physical card series; however, Samsung Wallet does not support encrypted cards. You may try adding any NFC key card or key fob, Samsung Wallet will help you to screen out the supported keys and let you know while you’re adding it whether it’s supported or not.

Yes, you may add up to 8 NFC Access Cards to Samsung Wallet.

Please follow these steps: 1. Run Samsung Wallet app and start journey with Digital Keys 2. Tap ‘Add NFC access card’ 3. Hold your NFC physical card against the back of your phone 4. Create security code 5. Your NFC Access Card is added in Samsung Wallet

Yes. You can have both Smart Octopus and NFC Access cards in Samsung Wallet.

You may swipe up the NFC Access Card from Quick Access or open NFC Access Card page when you tap NFC Access card to reader. If you used to use Smart Octopus as access card, you may tap reader as usual.

Yes. NFC Access card requires NFC function on your device. Please make sure the NFC is on and please set NFC with ‘Embedded Security Element’ in device settings.

Yes, you can use NFC Access Card without mobile data/Wi-Fi connection.

No. Only Smart Octopus that also functions as access card can be used when smartphone screen is off/smartphone is locked/runs out of battery.

Please follow these steps: 1. Run Samsung Wallet app and select an added NFC Access Card to launch the access card’s Details screen 2. At the access card’s Details screen, tap ‘Delete’ in setting to remove the card.

Yes. Samsung Wallet always take seriously your security and protection. When your member tries to add your added NFC Access Card to Samsung Wallet, he/she will be asked to enter the security code you have set before.

You are able to delete the NFC Access Card member(s) if you’re the primary phone owner for NFC Access Card. As NFC Access Card primary phone owner, you may also change the security code whenever you need.

No, NFC Access Card can’t be shared to other parties.

No, the NFC Access Cards(s) only stores in the smartphone you firstly added. However, you could restore your added NFC Access Card(s) by using Smart Switch Mobile to transfer your added NFC Access Card(s) data from old smartphone to new smartphone.

Not necessary. You could restore your added NFC Access Card(s) by using Smart Switch Mobile to transfer your added NFC Access Card(s) data from old smartphone to new smartphone.

You can suspend the use of your Digital Keys by going to the Internet and searching “SmartThings Find”. Here you can remotely lock your smartphone. If you deleted the data on your smartphone, any registered Digital Keys will be deleted as well.