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SuperCard X

SuperCard X is an Android NFC relay malware family and malware-as-a-service (MaaS) offering used to facilitate fraudulent contactless transactions. Public reporting cited in the content describes it as a barebones MaaS kit disguised as a legitimate NFC application that captures payment card data and relays it in real time for tap-to-pay fraud. It has been documented as part of the broader wave of Android NFC relay threats alongside families such as NGate, ZNFC, RelayNFC, and PhantomCard.

The malware is associated with NFC-based payment fraud workflows in which victims are socially engineered into installing a malicious Android app, granting NFC access, and tapping their payment card to the device. The captured card data is then relayed to attacker-controlled infrastructure or a second device to emulate the victim’s card at a point-of-sale terminal or ATM. Reporting in the provided content also places SuperCard X in the category of malware used for NFC theft and relay schemes enabling fraudulent contactless transactions.

According to the content, SuperCard X was uncovered in early 2025 in Italy. Additional attempted deployments were reportedly recorded in Russia in May 2025 and Brazil in August 2025. It is referenced in threat reporting covering Android tap-to-pay fraud growth from August 2024 through August 2025 and in ESET and Recorded Future reporting as an example of the rise in NFC relay malware and MaaS platforms supporting contactless payment fraud.

High-confidence details in the provided material do not include specific package names, infrastructure indicators, or code-level IOCs for SuperCard X itself.

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