Delhi Metro Smart Card

The Delhi Metro passengers can travel with a digital smart card for their daily journey from Friday as the DMRC has introduced the 'Multiple Journey QR Ticket' (MJQRT) facility in its existing mobile application.

WhatsApp is rolling out a new facility to make the commute easier for Metro users in Delhi and NCR. With the rollout of its latest feature, WhatsApp users can now recharge their smart cards issued by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) via a dedicated chatbot on the instant messaging platform. It also offers other services such as ticket purcha...

These 'Tourist Smart Cards' are available on regular days too, but in view of the G20 Summit, dedicated counters have been opened that would start selling these cards for a period of 10 days starting Monday.

Footage from 300 CCTV cameras, surveillance on a Delhi Metro Smart Card and joint action with Metro staff helped police crack the high-profile murder case of a builder, sources have said.

They can use smart cards to pay for their cashless travel since these buses are operating in fully contactless way.

Passengers can use the smart cards to pay for cashless travel since the buses are fully contactless and conductor less - a system that assumes relevance amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Sunday said that it will allow both Smart Cards and tokens for commuters when the services resume on Monday.

According to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, metro commuters can simply access the official Amazon shopping app to avail the recharging facility.

Delhi Metro News: The resumption of Delhi Metro services on Monday brought smiles back on the faces of commuters in the national capital, but many said the closure of most entry and exit gates caused delay and inconvenience. Online charging of smart cards also created problems at some stations.

The use of masks and smart cards has been made mandatory as the Delhi Metro resumes services next month after a five-month gap. The new guidelines issued by the Delhi government today listed severe restrictions that included a ban on tokens for the train ride and limiting the number of passengers in each coach. The authorities, however, have not na...

Delhi Metro commuters will now be able to avail the facility of a new type of smart card which comes with an auto top-up feature enabling them to recharge it automatically at Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) gates of the metro stations.

Seeking to promote greater e-transaction for commuters, the Delhi Metro on Wednesday announced a new facility that will enable riders to get their smart cards auto-topped up with money at AFC gates.

Keeping the tradition of buying smart cards for every newly inaugurated metro line alive, Delhi's Marwah family once again were the first ones to purchase smart cards for the Aqua Line by Noida Metro.

Delhi Metro commuters, who earlier would have to wait for five days or more to reclaim a new smart card after their old one was rendered unreadable, can now get them replaced instantly at station facilities, officials said today.

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 Delhi Metro passengers can travel with a digital smart card for their daily journey from Friday as the DMRC has introduced the 'Multiple Journey QR Ticket' (MJQRT) facility in its existing mobile application.

WhatsApp is rolling out a new facility to make the commute easier for Metro users in Delhi and NCR. With the rollout of its latest feature, WhatsApp users can now recharge their smart cards issued by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) via a dedicated chatbot on the instant messaging platform. It also offers other services such as ticket purcha...

These 'Tourist Smart Cards' are available on regular days too, but in view of the G20 Summit, dedicated counters have been opened that would start selling these cards for a period of 10 days starting Monday.

Footage from 300 CCTV cameras, surveillance on a Delhi Metro Smart Card and joint action with Metro staff helped police crack the high-profile murder case of a builder, sources have said.

They can use smart cards to pay for their cashless travel since these buses are operating in fully contactless way.

Passengers can use the smart cards to pay for cashless travel since the buses are fully contactless and conductor less - a system that assumes relevance amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Sunday said that it will allow both Smart Cards and tokens for commuters when the services resume on Monday.

According to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, metro commuters can simply access the official Amazon shopping app to avail the recharging facility.

Delhi Metro News: The resumption of Delhi Metro services on Monday brought smiles back on the faces of commuters in the national capital, but many said the closure of most entry and exit gates caused delay and inconvenience. Online charging of smart cards also created problems at some stations.

The use of masks and smart cards has been made mandatory as the Delhi Metro resumes services next month after a five-month gap. The new guidelines issued by the Delhi government today listed severe restrictions that included a ban on tokens for the train ride and limiting the number of passengers in each coach. The authorities, however, have not na...

Delhi Metro commuters will now be able to avail the facility of a new type of smart card which comes with an auto top-up feature enabling them to recharge it automatically at Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) gates of the metro stations.

Seeking to promote greater e-transaction for commuters, the Delhi Metro on Wednesday announced a new facility that will enable riders to get their smart cards auto-topped up with money at AFC gates.

Keeping the tradition of buying smart cards for every newly inaugurated metro line alive, Delhi's Marwah family once again were the first ones to purchase smart cards for the Aqua Line by Noida Metro.

Delhi Metro commuters, who earlier would have to wait for five days or more to reclaim a new smart card after their old one was rendered unreadable, can now get them replaced instantly at station facilities, officials said today.

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'.