Remote ez-link card top-up with upgraded cards for 2,000 Singapore commuters in LTA pilot programme


With the expanded app, commuters will no longer need to queue to top up their ez-link cards at ticketing machines. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): More than 2,000 selected commuters have been provided with an upgraded ez-link card that can be topped up using the SimplyGo app from Tuesday (Sept 1), in a pilot launched by the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

Users of the upgraded card are able to view their travel history and fare charges when using the SimplyGo app, which was launched last year but could be used only by Mastercard, Visa and Nets card holders before Tuesday.

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