Thread: NFC Payments N9
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Originally Posted by kevloral View Post
Actually, SWP stands for Single Wire Protocol.



The SWP is the protocol you need to communicate the NFC controller chip with whatever secure elements may be available.

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.
That is correct, but also you will need additional pin on sim card connected to nfc chip (sim card as SE is the only option left). And driver support for that.
 

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