NFC Info.plist Reference
FeliCa system codes and ISO 7816 AIDs commonly added to iOS NFC apps. These values belong in the host app target.
| Value | Meaning / common use |
|---|---|
0003 | Transit IC cards in Japan. |
FE00 | FeliCa common area: Rakuten Edy, WAON and nanaco e-money. |
8008 | Octopus. |
88B4 | FeliCa Lite-S. |
D2760000850101 | NFC Forum NDEF Tag Application. |
A0000002471001 | ICAO eMRTD LDS application. |
A000000632010105 | China T-Union transit application. |
A000000341000101 | Existing unverified candidate in the example app. A traditional EZ-Link card was read successfully on iPhone Air, but its actual initial AID has not been confirmed. This result does not verify the candidate; see Singapore test scope. |
A0000004520001 | KS X 6924: Hyundai Capital Services. |
D4100000030001 | KS X 6924: T-Money; Wellington Snapper cards answer the same AID. |
D4100000140001 | KS X 6924: Cashbee. |
D4100000300001 | KS X 6924: MOIBA (AID from Metrodroid, untested there). |
D410000029000001 | KS X 6924: EB Card. |
D4106509900020 | KS X 6924: K-Cash. |
D392F000260100000001 | Japan My Number JPKI application. |
D3921000310001010408 | Japan My Number card-info-input-support application (individual-number reads). |
D3921000310001010100 | Japan My Number individual-number application. |
D3921000310001010401 | Japan My Number card-info-input check application. |
ISO 7816 AIDs belong in com.apple.developer.nfc.readersession.iso7816.select-identifiers in the host app’s Info.plist. Adding an AID does not establish that a card supports selection or that Core NFC will expose it.
Apple may allow broad lists, but a focused host app should keep only the values it actually uses.