NTAG 22x StatusDetect

NTAG 22x StatusDetect is designed for tamper-evident seals and labels that require both NFC communication and physical integrity monitoring. When the integrated detection loop is broken, the tamper status is permanently stored and can be read wirelessly.

The chip features an integrated tamper detection loop that monitors the physical integrity of seals or labels. When the loop is broken (e.g., if a seal is removed or damaged), the chip stores this tamper event in memory, allowing readers to verify whether the seal has been compromised.

NTAG 223 offers 144 bytes of user memory, while NTAG 224 provides 168 bytes of user memory. Both variants include password protection and originality signature features.

Yes, NTAG 22x StatusDetect is NFC Forum Type 2 compliant and operates at 13.56 MHz using ISO/IEC 14443-A protocol, making it readable by standard NFC-enabled smartphones and readers.

NTAG 22x StatusDetect includes 32-bit password protection for access control, originality signature for authentication, and the tamper status detection loop for physical integrity monitoring of seals and labels.

Yes, when the integrated detection loop is interrupted or broken—even partially—the chip registers and stores the tamper event, which can then be detected during subsequent NFC reads to verify seal integrity.