Best Passport Chip Reader Apps

Passport Reader - NFC Passport

NFC e-Passport Reader

Free

This utility app reads the NFC chip on your passport to display its contents. It requires manual input of passport details and offers authenticity verification. Use with caution, as the developer disclaims responsibility for damages.

CLEAR: Travel Day Planning App

Speed through airport security

Free

This app provides a secure identity solution to streamline your travel and event experiences. It allows you to bypass long lines at airports, stadiums, and arenas, ensuring you reach your destination or event on time. The app also helps you prepare for REAL ID requirements and keeps your personal information private and secure.

Mobile Passport Control

Streamline your U.S. arrival

Free

This official app expedites your U.S. arrival by allowing you to digitally submit your travel information and answer inspection questions. Capture photos of your group and receive a virtual receipt to present to Customs and Border Protection officers at select locations.

TrustID Chip Reader

by TrustID Ltd.

Free

Securely scan and verify the NFC chip embedded in your passport or ID card. This application provides a straightforward method for digital identity verification.

Mobile Passport by Airside

Redirect to CBP MPC App

Free

This app streamlines international travel by providing access to official U.S. Customs and Border Protection services for passport and entry information. It also links to digital ID services and expedited passport application assistance.

µFR NFC ePassport Reader

NFC ePassport MRTD reading app

Free

This utility app reads and verifies NFC chips in e-Passports. It uses either your phone's NFC or an external reader, comparing optically captured or manually entered data to display biometric information and document validity. All data is kept only in device memory and deleted upon closing.

eidon

Turn your e-id on

Free

This app reads and verifies the RFID chip embedded in electronic passports and national identity cards. It optically scans the Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) to access the chip, then displays the document holder's information and other details.