NFC comes with additional risks and is a poor way to store sensitive data/wallets so it is usually an acceptable option if you want to create payments for coffee or daily needs with a minimum of $50/$100 and is bad for using as a hot wallet (it can be encrypted but that will add more complexity)

So instead of looking for an electrum wallet NFC you can use one of these cards  ----> https://thebitcoinmanual.com/security/nfc/ (DYOR and remember not use them as a hot wallet)

Good point! NFC is super convenient for small, everyday transactions, but definitely not the best choice for storing large amounts or using as a hot wallet. Encryption can help, but like you said, it adds complexity. Those NFC cards you linked look interesting—I’ll check them out! Always good to remember security first when dealing with crypto. Thanks for sharing! DadeSchools

if I bought 3 coldcard Q it would cost a fortune. right now for just $10 more than 1 single coldcardQ i got the coldcard and 2 tapsigners. This would let me get started in a multisig with modest bitcoin I plan to have initially. I think this means I have to use Nunchuk to utilize the tapsigners. I already have electrum, and was hoping I wouldn't have to switch. Looks like I do.