No, Smith & Wesson firearms do not come standard with RFID chips, and there is no evidence of them being incorporated into their products.
While there have been discussions and research regarding the potential use of RFID technology in firearms for tracking and security purposes, Smith & Wesson has not implemented this technology in their products.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
RFID Technology in Firearms:
Research has explored the use of RFID tags in firearms to enable secure access, track ownership, and potentially deter misuse.
Smith & Wesson's Position:
Smith & Wesson has not publicly announced or implemented RFID technology in their firearms.
Alternative Security Features:
Smith & Wesson firearms incorporate various safety features, including trigger, firing pin, and magazine disconnect safeties, to enhance security.
Possible Future Applications:
While not currently used, RFID technology could potentially be used in conjunction with smart locks and identification systems to restrict access to firearms to authorized users.

Hi Doug and welcome. Not at the current time. Cheers and stay safe!