IMPORTANT! The S370 requires a supported software application.

Before purchasing, please check with your application provider to confirm they are using the latest version of Socket Mobile's CaptureSDK within the app, or contact our sales team to discuss your requirements.

The SocketScan S370 is designed to facilitate mobile wallet applications via on-screen scanning or tap-and-go NFC Reading. It combines the latest 13.56 MHz Near Field Communication (NFC) contactless technology with barcode scanning and Bluetooth LE connectivity. Built for limited counter space and all-day reliability, its compact form factor is ideal for retail, loyalty, pop-upselling, events, or ticket or ID verification.

The S370 supports the following NFC profiles:

1. Basic Mode (sometimes called HID, human interface device mode, or Keyboard Emulation Mode).
2. Smart Reader (default mode).
3. PCSC Coupler Reader/Writer. (The latter two are for customer app development using our CaptureSDK.)

The SocketScan S370 Universal NFC & QR Code Mobile Wallet Reader is portable, fits almost anywhere, can run on a battery or be plugged into power, and can read almost any credentials. Continuously and easily scans popular 1D and 2D barcodes from paper, label, and screen, like QR Code, PDF417, and Data Matrix. For the NFC/RFID world, the S370 also supports all NFC Forum tag types and devices compliant with the ISO 18092 standard, in addition to ISO 14443 Type A and B smart cards, ISO 15693 tags, MIFARE®, FeliCa®, NPX, and STMicro tags. It complies with both Apple and Google NFC protocols on iPhone and Android devices.

Digital ID / mDL (Mobile Driver's License) Reader:

The S370 was created with the new age of digital IDs and mDLs in mind and simplifies the mDL reading process. Many states and countries have already begun to roll out systems for mDL usage, and Socket Mobile is helping industries such as retail, commercial services, and government move into this new digital ID ecosystem. Ready to read mDLs out of the box, the S370 can read credentials following ISO18013-5, the standard being adopted in many jurisdictions.

Having both QR Code and NFC reading capabilities, the S370 improves user experience and allows retail app providers to choose the types of credentials they want to support. The result is efficient customer experiences when accessing services with mDL or other digital IDs (e.g., to meet entry requirements, store requirements, or industry regulations) by hovering or tapping a smart device. They can then use the information on consumer’s mobile device to instantly verify age, membership, loyalty and other customer-related services.