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Start by installing NFC Tools so you can write to your NFC chip.

Android iOS

Once installed, open the NFC Tools app:

Set password:

1 - Go to “Other” then click on “Set password“.

“Other” tab of NFC Tools on Android and iOS: tap “Set password”

2 - Enter your password then click on “Validate”.
Attention! Without the password, you will no longer be able to write to your chip.

Entering the password in NFC Tools on Android and iOS, with the warning, then “Validate”

3 - Bring your NFC chip close to your smartphone and wait for the writing to be completed.

Setting the password in NFC Tools on Android and iOS: approach the NFC chip

Your NFC chip is now password protected.

Password configured: the NFC chip is protected, on Android and iOS

Remove a password:

1 - Go to “Other” then click on “Remove a password“.

“Other” tab of NFC Tools on Android and iOS: tap “Remove a password”

2 - Enter the password written in your NFC chip then click on “Validate”.

Entering the current password in NFC Tools on Android and iOS, then “Validate”

3 - Bring your NFC chip close to your smartphone and wait for the writing to be completed.

Removing the password in NFC Tools on Android and iOS: approach the NFC chip

Your NFC chip is now no longer protected by a password.

Password removed: the NFC chip is no longer protected, on Android and iOS

You can watch the video on how to protect your NFC tag: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDgQgOpm8g8

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