Near Field Communication (NFC)
Definition of what Near Field Communication (NFC) stands for (in finance):
A technology of wireless data transmission based on induction, similar to RFID technology. NFC devices must be located in immediate proximity (less than 10 cm) of each other, ensuring secure data transmission. NFC chips are widely used for processing low-value payments at points of sale, enabling cashless and contactless electronic payments.
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