How do you know if your SIM card is an NFC capable card?

I recently had to get a new SIM card, but I didn't pay attention to know if it was an NFC type card. Is there any way to find out via MyVerizon account or with the SIM card number itself?

I'd be happy to help you with options for figuring out if you have an NFC SIM Ann154! This is something that customer service can confirm for you. Please follow & DM, and I'd be happy to check your information and determine if your SIM is NFC capable.
Thank you,
MichelleH_VZW
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