Thanks, that link fixed it. All working now.

Looking at the 'super soon' quote, but thinking it's now two months since then.
Can we have an update please?
Thanks.

@ddprincess9
No surprise it doesn't work with Apple. They would want to sell you an iRing at three times the price, then claim that it's new groundbreaking technology invented by them, like, err, contactless charging...

Bump
Still in the dark about 'good news'

@geekguy100
Thanks for the update. It's good news to think that the waiting is nearly over. But I still have questions about who is tending this forum if it can go so long without any 'official' expanation. It shouldn't be your job to spread the word.

I have a Kerv payment ring and it works in exactly the same way with NFC readers. If the door lock could read your old ring, it will be able to read the payement ring with no issues.
I was enjoying unlocking my phone with my payment ring until Google disabled the feature in Oreo, boo.

Confirmed working by johnyma22 in previous post.
You would need to program your NFC ring tag ID onto the system before the door lock would recognise it.
All NFC rings have two tags embedded which will be able to be used with Salto

@nephiel
Thanks for the update, won't work with any Oreo phone, but will work with any previous to that.

@nasdotcom
I've had my Kerv since May and it works well, no complaints. I was holding out for the NFC version as I prefer the slightly slimmer design

@johnyma22
Thanks John, sorry to hear that you've had issues.
We're all waiting patiently (some less patiently than others) for your big reveal.

I have a Kerv payment ring and it works in exactly the same way with NFC readers. If the door lock could read your old ring, it will be able to read the payement ring with no issues.
I was enjoying unlocking my phone with my payment ring until Google disabled the feature in Oreo, boo.

@catherine
Looks like it has :-(
Shame.

@scarabaea
I took delivery of my new Oreo phone yesterday and confirm that trusted devices is Bluetooth only now.
Obviously quite upsetting for NFC ring fans.

@ddprincess9
No surprise it doesn't work with Apple. They would want to sell you an iRing at three times the price, then claim that it's new groundbreaking technology invented by them, like, err, contactless charging...

Hi,
a quick search listed these specs, there are different storage sizes for the ceramic and titanium.
Yes, you are right, there are two chips per ring, independant of each other.
Obviously the app to program these is NFC Ring Control, although it doesn't get many glowing reviews, so maybe NFC TagWriter is the better option.

Hi Kossi,
the S8/S8+ will be able to see any of the NFC rings. You can either register the ring as a 'trusted device' in
settings\security, or download the NFCRing app and use that to unlock your phone. The NFCRings are nothing to do with Android pay and cannot be used to pay for things. There is an NFCRing payment ring in the pipeline, but it's not been released yet. The payment ring can also be used to unlock you phone.