Answer:
Near field communication card emulation mode
Explanation:
Near field communication (NFC) is a wireless technology that uses radio frequency (RF) signals.
Near field communication devices can operate in three kind of modes:
Near field communication card emulation mode - this mode lets the device act as a smart card. This is useful for making payments at the site of a merchant who uses Near field communication.
Near field communication reader/writer mode - this mode allows the device to read information stored in an Near field communication tag on a label or poster.
Near field communication peer-to-peer mode - this mode allows for ad hoc data transfer between two Near field communication enabled devices.
