Coin only NFC coin tag NFC-A Tag NTAG215 - 492 Bytes

Your 30 mm white NTAG215 coin, shown with the sticker color and print you select.

$12.00

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Pet Contact Tag

$12.00

Product Details

The collar is where a finder looks. Put the contact route you chose there.

Features

  • One 30 mm white NTAG215 NFC coin with the selected non-metallic sticker color.
  • Configured for one pet profile or contact-page URL you supply.
  • Optional custom print is $0.59. Standard holder upgrades are available separately; check the attachment fit for your collar.

Benefits

  • A compatible phone tap opens the destination you selected for owner contact and practical finder notes.
  • Maintain the information on the page in the service you choose, then test that the same URL still opens.
  • Give a finder one clear next step at the collar.

Package Details

  • One 30 mm NTAG215 coin with the selected sticker color for $12.00, configured to one pet profile or contact-page URL supplied with the order.
  • The tag points to your URL; it does not host a profile or track location. No collar holder is included unless selected. The tag and holder are not presented as water-resistant; keep them dry until verified component specifications are available.
Enter one page you control. The NFC tag points to this URL; profile hosting and updates stay with the service you choose. Share only information intended for a finder, and keep passwords, access codes, home address, schedules, and unnecessary health details off broadly shared pages.
Choose your sticker color

Your base is a white 30 mm NTAG215 coin. We’ll apply this non-metallic color sticker to its face.

Custom print

Print up to two centered lines inside a 28 mm safe circle on the 30 mm coin’s color sticker. The 1 mm margin keeps print clear of the edge.

Choose a holding option

Choose the way you would like to carry your tag. Each holder is assembled with care to fit the 30 mm coin.

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The contact route belongs with the collar.

The owner contact and care note, where a finder can reach them.

A collar is already where a finder looks. Tap the NFC tag with a compatible smartphone and it opens the pet profile or contact page URL you supply. The tag points to that page; the service you choose hosts and maintains it.

A small lime NFC-A TAG coin in a clear collar holder beside a phone with generic contact-page placeholders; holder is shown as a prop. Hands attach a lime NFC-A TAG coin in a clear holder to a dog collar; holder and attachment are illustrative props. A lime NFC-A TAG coin on a dog collar beside a smartphone showing generic pet contact and care-note placeholders.
The tag is the route into the page you choose. The clear holder shown is not included unless selected.

One contact route. A few useful notes.

Choose the page and decide what a finder should see. Keep it practical. A name, a way to reach the owner, and a short note may be enough.

A place people will check.

Choose an attachment that fits your collar and the hardware you select. The holder in these scenes is a prop; check the configurator for what is included.

Try the route before a finder needs it.

Tap with a compatible smartphone. Check that the intended page opens and shows only the notes you chose. When the contact changes, update the page and test the same URL again.

Make the next call easier to find.

The useful measure is simple: the tag is attached, the URL opens, and the owner’s chosen contact route is current.

This NFC tag does not locate a pet, send alerts, or guarantee a reunion. Keep microchip and registry information current through the relevant provider.

  • Choose who owns the page and its updates.
  • Check the owner contact method on the page.
  • Share only practical notes meant for a finder.
  • Confirm the selected attachment fits the collar.
  • Tap-test with a compatible phone and the intended URL.
  • Keep the tag dry; its water-resistance rating is unverified.

Choose what belongs on the page.

The checklist helps you select a page owner, contact route, finder notes, and a tap test. It does not ask you to write down names, phone numbers, addresses, or health details.

Download the Pet Contact Profile Checklist

This is a contact route, not a tracker. Keep your pet’s microchip and registration current through the registry you use.

Set up your pet contact tag

Would You Like a Consult Before Making a Decision?

Tell us what you need to talk through. We’ll get in touch to find a time. Sending this form doesn’t book or confirm an appointment.

Rather talk it through? Call (385) 347-0897 or email hello@nfc-a-tag.com.

Questions about Pet Contact Tag

What does this NFC pet tag open?

A compatible smartphone tap opens the pet profile or contact page URL supplied with the order. The page is hosted in the service you choose.

Where should I attach the tag?

Choose a collar attachment that fits your collar and the holder option you select. The listing does not include a collar holder unless you add one.

What can a finder see?

That depends on the page service and its sharing settings. Choose the contact route and practical notes you intend a finder to see; the NFC tag does not host the page.

Does the NFC tag track my pet?

No. This is a tap-to-open contact route, not GPS or live tracking. It does not send alerts or show who tapped.

Is this pet tag water-resistant, and does it replace a microchip?

We do not have a verified water-resistance rating for the coin and holder combination, so treat it as not water-rated and keep it dry. The NFC tag also does not replace an implanted microchip or keeping its registry information current.