IDTS-NET30
Adhesive NFC Epoxy Sticker Tag IDTS-NET30 (30 mm, Custom Printed)
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Min. order 500 pcsNFC Tags, Stickers & Labels
13.56 MHz NFC tags and labels that open a link, contact card or authenticity check when tapped with a phone: epoxy tags, printed NFC stickers and roll labels, inlays for converters, and tamper and wine-authentication labels.
Buying guide ↓- Products:
- 15
- Price range:
- ₹12 – ₹28 + GST
- Minimum order:
- 500 pieces
- Frequency:
- HF, 13.56 MHz
- Samples:
- ₹250 for 1–2 pieces, incl. shipping
- Updated:
Sold by India RFID Store, the online catalogue of Identium Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd, an RFID manufacturer in New Delhi, India, in business since 2010.
NFC Tags, Stickers & Labels: prices and models (₹ per piece, excl. 18% GST)
15 products · from ₹12 + GST
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IDTS-NTT50
NFC Epoxy Table Tag IDTS-NTT50 for Tap-or-Scan Menus (50 mm)
Price on request
Min. order 500 pcs
ID-NFC-213-12
NFC Sticker Tag 12×8.5mm – NTAG213 Mini NFC Label
- Chip: NTAG21x
₹28 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs
ID-NFC-213-10
NFC Coin Tag 10mm – NTAG213 Circular Mini NFC Sticker
- Chip: NTAG21x
- Range: 0–2 cm
₹28 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs
ID-N213
NFC Inlay ID-N213 (NTAG, MIFARE & ICODE Chip Options)
- Chip: NTAG21x, DESFire …
₹15 + GST
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ID-N213
Printed NFC Labels on Roll ID-N213 (NTAG213 / NTAG216)
- Chip: NTAG21x
- Range: Up to 8 cm
₹15 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs
Printed NFC Inlay Label N213 / N216 (Round, Square & Card Sizes)
- Chip: NTAG21x, MIFARE / F08
₹20 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs
ID-4320-FM13HS01
NFC Fragile Tamper Label ID-4320-FM13HS01 (43 × 20 mm)
- Chip: FM13
- Range: Up to 0.2 m
₹12 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs
ID-7556-FM13HS01
NFC LED Cable Label ID-7556-FM13HS01 (75 × 56 mm)
- Chip: FM13
- Range: Up to 0.2 m
₹14 + GST
Min. order 500 pcs
ID-11921-NTAG213
NFC Wine Authentication Label ID-11921-NTAG213 (NTAG213 TT)
- Chip: NTAG21x
- Range: Up to 0.1 m
₹12 + GST
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Buying guide
Quick answer: an NFC tag is a 13.56 MHz HF tag that opens a link, contact card or text when an NFC phone taps it, Android or iPhone. NTAG213 stickers, inlays and labels cost ₹12–₹20 + GST per piece, the small 30 × 15 mm ISO 14443A HF tag ₹12 + GST and an NFC card ₹20 + GST, with a minimum order of 500 pcs. NTAG213 (144 bytes) holds a web link; NTAG215 (504 bytes) and NTAG216 (888 bytes) hold longer records such as a contact card.
Looking for moulded tags or cards? See NFC epoxy and phone tags, RFID key fobs and tokens and NFC business cards. For prices by chip and format, read the NFC tag price guide.
Choosing NFC tags and labels
NFC tags are 13.56 MHz HF tags that a smartphone reads with a tap. Program one with a URL, contact card, text or Wi-Fi details in the standard NDEF format, and anyone with an NFC phone can open it without a special app. The same chips are read by HF readers, so NFC tags also work as low-cost IDs for products, assets and checkpoints.
What is in this range
Ready-to-use tags
The thin, flexible NFC tag ID-K213 (NTAG213), the 30 mm NFC epoxy tag IDNE30 with NTAG213, 215 or 216, the mobile NFC epoxy tag EC025 on a string, the NFC pet ID tag and the CR80 NFC business card.
Printed NFC labels
Printed NFC inlay labels come round, square or card-sized with full-colour print, gloss, matte or holographic finish and optional void face. Printed NFC labels on rolls come in 35, 40 and 50 mm squares on paper or PP/PET.
Inlays for converters
The adhesive-backed NTAG213 wet inlay and the NFC inlay range (NTAG213/215/216, MIFARE Classic 1K, DESFire EV2, ICODE SLIX) are for label printers and OEMs who build NFC into their own products.
Security and special labels
The fragile tamper label ID-4320 is made to break if someone peels it off. The wine authentication label uses an NTAG213 TT chip on a 119.6 × 21 mm strip. The NFC LED cable label marks individual wires.
NFC tag and sticker price in India
Catalogue prices per piece, before 18% GST, for the main formats in this range. Each product page lists its chip, size and print options.
| Format | Products | Price per piece | Minimum order |
|---|---|---|---|
| NTAG213 stickers, inlays and labels | NFC tag ID-K213, wet inlay, NFC inlays, printed roll labels, printed inlay labels, wine authentication label | ₹12–₹20 + GST | 500 pcs |
| NFC business card | CR80 card ID-NBC3 | ₹15 + GST | 500 pcs |
| NFC epoxy tags | 30 mm epoxy tag IDNE30, mobile epoxy tag EC025 | ₹45–₹60 + GST | 500 pcs |
| NFC pet ID tag | PETID collar tag | ₹80 + GST | 500 pcs |
Pick the chip by what it has to store
| Chip | Memory (as listed) | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| NTAG213 | 144 bytes | Short URLs and tap-to-open links on stickers and epoxy tags |
| NTAG215 | 504 bytes | Longer records and larger data payloads |
| NTAG216 | 888 bytes | vCards and larger NDEF records on business cards and labels |
| NTAG213 TT | 180 bytes | Wine bottle authentication labels |
| FM13HS01 (ISO/IEC 15693, Type 5) | 896 or 1024 bits | Tamper and cable labels read with HF readers |
| MIFARE Classic 1K | 1 KB | Access control and closed-loop systems |
What NXP specifies for the NTAG chips used on most tags in this range, and for MIFARE Classic EV1:
| Chip | User memory | Write cycles | Data retention | Unique ID | Operating distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NTAG213 | 144 bytes | 100,000 | 10 years at 22 °C | 7-byte UID | Up to 100 mm |
| NTAG215 | 504 bytes | 100,000 | 10 years at 22 °C | 7-byte UID | Up to 100 mm |
| NTAG216 | 888 bytes | 100,000 | 10 years at 22 °C | 7-byte UID | Up to 100 mm |
| MIFARE Classic EV1 1K / 4K | 1 KB or 4 KB | 100,000–200,000 | 10 years | Unique serial number | Up to 100 mm |
The operating distance is the chip's best case and depends on the reader's field and the tag antenna; a phone reads at a few centimetres. All three NTAG chips also have a 32-bit password, and lock bits that, once set, make the memory permanently read-only. NXP lists MIFARE Classic EV1 as not recommended for new designs and recommends MIFARE DESFire Light for new projects. ICODE SLIX, offered on the NFC cards and NFC inlays, is an ISO/IEC 15693 chip, so check that your app or reader supports that standard. For chip prices, how to tell a genuine NTAG213 and how to program and lock a tag, read the NFC tag price guide.
Sources: NXP NTAG213/215/216 product data sheet, Rev. 3.2, 2 June 2015; NXP MIFARE Classic EV1 1K–4K product page. Both read on 25 October 2026.
Decide these before you order
- Format. Single tags for keys, pets and assets; roll labels for packaging lines and label applicators; bare inlays if you laminate or embed NFC yourself.
- Surface. Standard NFC labels read poorly or not at all directly on metal. Tell us the surface so we can suggest a suitable construction.
- Encoding. Tags can be supplied blank or pre-encoded with your URL, vCard or custom data. Many buyers point the tag at a URL they control, so the destination can change later without replacing labels.
- Printing. Printed labels can carry your logo, a QR code for phones without NFC, a barcode and sequential serial numbers.
- Phones or readers. NTAG chips are read by NFC-enabled Android phones and iPhones. For ISO 15693 (Type 5) labels, check that your app or reader supports that standard.
Readers and related products
A phone with a free NFC writer app is enough to encode a few tags. For desk or field reading at volume, see HF RFID and NFC readers, including the FX100 Android NFC handheld. For very small items, compare the 10 mm NFC coin tag and the 12 × 8.5 mm NFC sticker.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an NFC tag cost in India?
NFC stickers, inlays and labels with an NTAG213 chip cost ₹12–₹20 + GST per piece, the NFC business card ₹15 + GST, epoxy tags ₹45–₹60 + GST and the NFC pet ID tag ₹80 + GST, with a minimum order of 500 pcs. Our NFC tag price in India guide compares formats and chips and shows how to program a tag.
Do NFC tags work with iPhone?
Yes. NTAG213, NTAG215 and NTAG216 tags (NFC Forum Type 2) are read by NFC-enabled Android phones and iPhones. On iPhone XS and later, a tag holding a URL opens without any app.
Should I choose NTAG213, NTAG215 or NTAG216?
NTAG213 (144 bytes) is enough for a web link and is the most widely used. NTAG215 (504 bytes) and NTAG216 (888 bytes) hold longer records such as a full vCard. If the tag only needs to open a URL, NTAG213 is usually the right choice. Otherwise the three are alike: NXP gives each a 7-byte UID, a 32-bit password, 100,000 write cycles and 10 years' data retention, so the choice comes down to memory.
Can you print and encode the labels for us?
Yes. Printed NFC inlay labels can be printed with your logo, QR code, barcode and serial numbers, and pre-encoded with an NDEF URL, vCard or custom data. NFC business cards are printed with your design and encoded with your contact details or link.
Will NFC labels work on metal or on bottles?
Standard NFC labels do not read reliably directly on metal, so tell us the surface before ordering. HF and NFC are less affected by liquids than UHF, and the NTAG213 TT wine authentication label is made specifically for bottles.
Can I change the link on a tag after it is deployed?
If the tag has not been locked, it can be rewritten with a phone or reader. A simpler approach is to encode a URL you control and change where that URL leads, so printed labels never need replacing. Locking is permanent: setting the lock bits makes the tag read-only for good, and NXP's data sheet calls it irreversible, so test the link on an Android phone and an iPhone before you lock. To keep editing while stopping others, set a 32-bit write password instead.
How many times can an NFC tag be rewritten?
NXP rates NTAG213, NTAG215 and NTAG216 at 100,000 write cycles with 10 years' data retention at 22 °C, and MIFARE Classic EV1 at 100,000 to 200,000 write cycles. Once a tag's lock bits are set, it cannot be rewritten at all.