The day has finally come! You can now tap your credit and debit cards to pay on the TTC Toronto TTC
if they use the new option. The commission has said the process will remain the same, with fare inspector devices able to read all payment methods.
It is also worth noting that open payment is applicable for set adult fares only, and that transitgoers can use their physical or mobile bank cards.issued this morning, full implementation at all subway stations and on all road-bound TTC vehicles will happen by Tuesday, August 15. A virtual PRESTO card for mobile wallets is also in the works and should be made available in the next few months.
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