NFC Payments N9
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I was wondering if the N9 ever will support NFC payments. It seems it will come down to the following: NFC needs a protocol to do a secure transaction. This is called Secure Wireless Protocol, SWP. Both the C7 and the N9 are launched, and Nokia said they will never support NFC payments. I don't know the chipsets in the N9 and the C7, so I can't tell the differences. Anyway, I don't know if SWP is a hardware or a software protocol. On some places I readed Meego Harmatten does support SWP. And if it doesn't, someone in the community will create it. But now this. Nokia said some time ago the C7 will support NFC payments, starting from April this year. And remember, in the start of both phones they said they would never support it. So why am I so optimistic about NFC payments? Well, not only because it is easy. The N9 is a expensive phone, and should be made somewhat futureproof. Lots of experts say NFC will be a big payment method in 2013/2014. And if I spent like $600 on a new phone that has NFC, but doesn't support the thing it is actually meant for, that will be very disappointing. Can someone clear this one up? |
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However there may be a way to add a secure-element by using a sticker or SIM w/that embedded. (they do exist or are planned apparently) No idea if it's technically feasible to add support this way, but those two routes are our last hope AFAIK. Maybe it's possible to add support via use of a USB dongle eventually too (once/if we have host-mode). |
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I still believe it is possible.
The C7 couldn't in the start, now it can. I want to know wich NFC-Chip is integrated in the N9. Does somebody know that? If the chip in the N9 does support SWP, what is unsure now, we know it can be added later. Some intuition says the N9 uses the same NFC chip as the C7... That should open a world of possibilities. Edit: I read at many places thee N9 uses the NXP PN544 Controller Chip. Well, this are the official specs. It reads, yes, NFC Payments. Could someone work out this somewhat better? |
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nfc payment shold be granted by visa/master card. its not software related :D
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But those stickers & sims are part of ISIS's (& others) plans "apparently". |
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It may still be possible to add one via the various means I mentioned, no idea if it's feasible (technically) though. I can't find the discussion now, but it was confirmed that the chip used by the N9 doesn't have the necessary secure-element. But if you can identify the exact NFC chipset used, & can can confirm it does indeed support secure-element/SWP. Well... I'll have your baby.... :) |
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i have the data sheet, i thought for the chip. Ill post it later.
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Therefore, if you have a NFC controller that supports SWP (like the NXP PN544 the C7 and the N9 have), the device has the needed additional hardware support for it (something I don't know if the C7 or the N9 really have), and there is the needed software support for that in the firmware, you could use a secure element within the UICC. So the lack of an eSE in the device doesn't pose any problem... as long as the SWP support is in place. Best regards. |
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More info is available.already here
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=82571 |
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How would one access this protocol support, does the OS already support it, is it merely disabled? Quote:
Additional hw support for what? What's the UICC? Can you please clarify what you're saying here. Quote:
A SE can be added via some other means, that SE has NFC/SWP integrated, & that somehow the OS can hook into that. But what you're suggesting it seems, is that one just adds a SE*, & the SWP/NFC built into the N9's NFC chipset is used. Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding you. *via SIM most likely but possibly other options. |
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http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6403/14310019.png The NFC controller is the chip labelled NXP 44501 at the top on the right side. About the software support the N9 firmware may have for the SWP protocol, I just have no idea. Quote:
By the way, UICC stands for Universal Integrated Circuit Card, most commonly known as SIM card. Any SE you wanted to use with the N9 should be within the UICC, as there is no eSE (embedded secure element) in the handset itself. Quote:
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In the Netherlands payment in parking garage's and in canteens of sports facilities is normal, however it is used with 'tags' or an NFC sticker on the mobile phone :(
No NFC chips in the phone are used as of now, but we are promised that it will be here this year and widely available. |
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I would like to know if N9 is capable on using NFC on RFID 125 kHz frequency?
Info about nxp pn544 http://www.nxp.com/documents/leaflet/75016890.pdf |
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We´re about to have NFC payments in Brazil.
Take a look at this video (it´s in portuguese, but I think you can get the point). http://youtu.be/o12U6NXgDLw |
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That looks really nice @igorIt
It looks like it can be done. I hope other payment providers pick this up. |
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Did some research on this and found that the galaxy nexus s (phone i know does payments at your local store) has the same controller as the n9 BUT it also has an embedded seccure element as well. is thhere hardwire connection between them?
From the attached picture you can see that the secure element is connected through i2c to the NFC controller, looking at the N9 schematic, the i2c is connected to the OMAP processor/3axis mangnetometer through the main flex/accelerometer/gps(bob). So this is not possible on the N9 without hardware mods and a rebuilt kernel with NFC FRI implementation for secure element support. Also the SIM is shown connected to the SWP in the picture if this an "air interface"? Then what Arie says is possible without any hardware changes to the board. I think it might be. So go on an endless search for a SIM that has a SE built in it. Can anyone check what software support we have built in the Kernel in the NFC? The article says in android its in found in the external/libnfc-nxp. link to my source. www.nfcworld.com/2011/02/13/35913/uncovered-the-hidden-nfc-potential-of-the-google-nexus-s-and-the-nokia-c7/ |
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We´ve just launched a new video (in english) showing PagSeguro NFC.
http://youtu.be/0dap5eP8BEw The secure element is needed when you store the credit card data into the NFC. PagSeguro NFC doesn´t work this way. All the credit card information is always in the cloud. |
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igorlt, can you share that app? it would be great to see it in action.
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Will it ever be available for other countries?
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igorlt, btw, is n9 is so poular in brazil? :) surprised that n9 is starring in this commercial, instead of android and iphone.
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iPhone doesn´t have NFC yet. And the first Android (Nexus) with NFC has just arrived here. So, Nokia is beating its competitor in this point. |
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this is a good idea, I think paypal should do something with this!!
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Another video... this one shows our employees using the #PagSeguroNFC app to buy snacks
http://youtu.be/c1ukXiSZD2k |
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