13.56MHz USB RFID NFC Card Reader Writer Copier & UID Programmer
13.56MHz USB RFID NFC Card Reader, Writer & Copier — Model NFC-B
Take full control of your 13.56MHz IC smart cards with this professional-grade USB RFID NFC Card Reader, Writer, and Copier. Whether you're managing access credentials, duplicating rewritable UID cards, or decoding IC card data for legitimate security testing, this compact device covers it all — no extra driver installation needed.
Made in Mainland China.
Why Choose This RFID Programmer?
- Driver-Free Setup: Simply plug the device into any Windows PC via USB and the software launches automatically from the built-in USB storage — no downloads or installations required.
- Wide Card Compatibility: Supports 13.56MHz IC card types including UID, FUID, CUID, UFUID, IC half-encrypted, and IC fully-encrypted cards.
- Broad Chip Support: Compatible with write chips 5200 / 8265 / 5300 / 8800 / UID / CUID / FUID / UFUID.
- HID 13.56MHz Support: Works with HID 13.56MHz format cards for expanded compatibility.
- Rewritable Cards: Card numbers can be written, overwritten, and reused — fully rewritable UID card architecture.
- USB Full-Speed Interface: Reliable, fast data transfer via standard USB connection.
- Visual & Audio Feedback: Dual-color LED indicator (red = standby, green = active) plus a built-in buzzer for instant confirmation of successful read/write operations.
- Compact & Portable: Slim form factor at just 108 × 68 × 12 mm — easy to carry and store.
Product Specifications
| Model | NFC-B |
| Working Frequency | 13.56 MHz |
| Interface | USB Full Speed |
| Working Voltage | 5V DC (USB Powered) |
| Working Current | 200 mA |
| Normal Current | 100 mA |
| Standby Current | 50 mA |
| Dimensions | 108 (L) × 68 (W) × 12 (H) mm |
| Supported OS | Windows (not compatible with Linux or macOS natively; macOS supported via virtual machine) |
| Supported Card Types | UID, FUID, CUID, UFUID, IC Half-Encryption, IC Full-Encryption |
How to Use
Reading & Writing a Standard 13.56MHz RFID Card
- Connect the device to your Windows computer using the included USB cable.
- Open the software found on the device's built-in USB storage.
- Place your card on the reader and click "Read" in the software to scan and display the card number.
Reading, Decoding & Writing an IC Encrypted Card
- Place the source card on the reader and click "Card Number" or "Start Decoding" in the software.
- The software will scan and display the decoded card number.
- Place a writable UID card on the reader, then click "Write Card" to program the new card.
Compatibility Notes
- ✅ Windows PC — fully supported (software included on device)
- ⚠️ macOS — supported via virtual machine only
- ❌ Linux — not supported
For guidance on responsible use of RFID technology and data security best practices, visit the NIST Guidelines for Securing RFID Systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What card types does this 13.56MHz RFID copier support?
A: This RFID copier supports a wide range of 13.56MHz IC card types, including UID, FUID, CUID, UFUID, IC half-encrypted cards, and IC fully-encrypted cards. Write chip compatibility includes 5200, 8265, 5300, 8800, UID, CUID, FUID, and UFUID formats.
Q: Does this RFID NFC programmer work on Mac or Linux?
A: The included software runs on Windows only. macOS (Apple) is not natively supported, but can be used via a Windows virtual machine. Linux is not supported at this time.
Q: Do I need to install any drivers or download software separately?
A: No — this device is completely driver-free. The software is stored directly on the device's built-in USB storage. When you plug it into your Windows PC, simply navigate to the USB drive and open the software. No internet download is required.
Q: How does the USB RFID reader indicate when a card has been successfully read or written?
A: The device features a two-color LED indicator — the red LED lights up during standby mode, and the green LED activates during read/write operations. A built-in buzzer also emits a "beep" sound to confirm each successful card interaction.
Q: Is this RFID copier rewritable — can I program multiple cards?
A: Yes. Compatible UID cards are fully rewritable, meaning you can write, overwrite, and re-program them multiple times. This makes the device ideal for testing, managing, or duplicating 13.56MHz IC card credentials in authorized scenarios.