Common Mobility Card

Paying for things digitally is so common, most of us think nothing of swiping or tapping our card, or using mobile payments. While doing so is second nature, we may be more reluctant to provide card details over the phone.

TS LAWCET 2022 Hall Ticket: To download the Telangana LAWCET admit card 2022, the candidates need to enter their registration number, date of birth, and mobile number.

CLAT 2022 Admit Card: Candidates can download the CLAT exam hall ticket using their mobile number and password. The CLAT admit card will carry details of the exam center, subject code, candidate's roll number, and reporting time.

AP EAPCET Hall Ticket: To download the AP EAPCET admit card, students have to use their registration numbers or mobile numbers, qualifying examination hall ticket number and dates of birth.

National Common Mobility Card: RuPay debit cards will work on urban transport systems, retail or bank ATMs, saving people from acquiring different cards for various purposes when traveling in different cities

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated India's first driver-less train on Delhi Metro's Magenta Line. He also launched the National Common Mobility Card, an inter-operable transport facility that allows users to pay for travel, toll duties, retail shopping, and withdraw money using one card.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate India's first-ever driverless train operations on the Delhi Metro's Magenta Line (Janakpuri West-Botanical Garden) on Monday.

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will launch the fully operational National Common Mobility Card for metro travel on the 23 km long Airport Express Line from New Delhi to Dwarka Sector-21 on December 28, 2020

The automatic fare collection system in the upcoming Phase-IV lines of the Delhi Metro will be fully compliant with the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC), and commuters will also be able to use a mobile phone to enter or exit a station on its corridors, DMRC chief Mangu Singh has said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated a payment card which can be used to pay transport charges across the country. Called the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC), it is the country's first indigenously developed payment system for transport.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday launched the indigenously-developed National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) to enable people to pay multiple kinds of transport charges, including metro services and toll tax, across the country.

The Delhi Cabinet on Thursday approved a proposal by which one can avail 10 per cent discount on using common mobility card (metro card) in DTC cluster buses.

The commuters will be now able to change between various modes of public transport using the Delhi metro smart card, which is now a 'common mobility card'.

The formal rolling out of common mobility card scheme and the multi-functional transport app has been delayed due to a "tussle" between Delhi transport minister and the department's top officer, an official claimed.

The use of credit and debit cards with international merchants has fast become common as more and more Indian consumers purchase mobile apps, games, computer software.

Paying for things digitally is so common, most of us think nothing of swiping or tapping our card, or using mobile payments. While doing so is second nature, we may be more reluctant to provide card details over the phone.

TS LAWCET 2022 Hall Ticket: To download the Telangana LAWCET admit card 2022, the candidates need to enter their registration number, date of birth, and mobile number.

CLAT 2022 Admit Card: Candidates can download the CLAT exam hall ticket using their mobile number and password. The CLAT admit card will carry details of the exam center, subject code, candidate's roll number, and reporting time.

AP EAPCET Hall Ticket: To download the AP EAPCET admit card, students have to use their registration numbers or mobile numbers, qualifying examination hall ticket number and dates of birth.

National Common Mobility Card: RuPay debit cards will work on urban transport systems, retail or bank ATMs, saving people from acquiring different cards for various purposes when traveling in different cities

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated India's first driver-less train on Delhi Metro's Magenta Line. He also launched the National Common Mobility Card, an inter-operable transport facility that allows users to pay for travel, toll duties, retail shopping, and withdraw money using one card.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate India's first-ever driverless train operations on the Delhi Metro's Magenta Line (Janakpuri West-Botanical Garden) on Monday.

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will launch the fully operational National Common Mobility Card for metro travel on the 23 km long Airport Express Line from New Delhi to Dwarka Sector-21 on December 28, 2020

The automatic fare collection system in the upcoming Phase-IV lines of the Delhi Metro will be fully compliant with the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC), and commuters will also be able to use a mobile phone to enter or exit a station on its corridors, DMRC chief Mangu Singh has said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated a payment card which can be used to pay transport charges across the country. Called the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC), it is the country's first indigenously developed payment system for transport.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday launched the indigenously-developed National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) to enable people to pay multiple kinds of transport charges, including metro services and toll tax, across the country.

The Delhi Cabinet on Thursday approved a proposal by which one can avail 10 per cent discount on using common mobility card (metro card) in DTC cluster buses.

The commuters will be now able to change between various modes of public transport using the Delhi metro smart card, which is now a 'common mobility card'.

The formal rolling out of common mobility card scheme and the multi-functional transport app has been delayed due to a "tussle" between Delhi transport minister and the department's top officer, an official claimed.

The use of credit and debit cards with international merchants has fast become common as more and more Indian consumers purchase mobile apps, games, computer software.