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Because the YubiKey performs cryptographic operations, you will likely need to hold the key near your phone for longer than with other NFC tags/devices.

Ensure you are holding your key near the NFC reader on your phone.

If your phone is in a case, try removing it, in case it is interfering.

If possible, try searching for NFC within your Settings app.

On Android, NFC can be toggled under Settings, although the exact location of the setting varies.

To use NFC on an iPhone, you need an iPhone 7 and newer, running a supported version of iOS.

Verify that your phone supports NFC and has it enabled.

Restart your phone and check whether the problem remains.If you believe you are following the service provider's instructions correctly and suspect there to be an issue with NFC, follow the guidelines below. Please consult the Works With YubiKey Catalog for additional details, but note that not all services provide documentation on using keys over NFC specifically. The exact steps you will follow to use your key with NFC will largely depend on the service you are attempting to log in to.

It is typically also possible to identify NFC support visually by looking for wireless "waves" on the gold touch sensor of the key (examples shown below). Products that support NFC are clarified in the Compatible devices section above. To make sure the issue is specific to NFC, it is recommended to follow the guidance in Basic YubiKey Troubleshooting or Basic Security Key Troubleshooting (depending on whether you have a YubiKey or Security Key) first.īefore proceeding with further troubleshooting steps, make sure your key supports NFC, as not all models do. If you are receiving the error "Error in YubiKey Communication" when using the Yubico Authenticator, please see this article. This article covers things to try when encountering difficulty using YubiKeys or Security Keys via NFC (near-field communication).