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1. www.ttc.ca › riding-the-ttc › UpdatesPay your fare with your debit or credit card - TTC.ca

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   Paying your fare on the TTC is now easier than ever! Simply tap your debit or credit card, or use the card loaded in your mobile wallet on your phone or smartwatch, every time you board a vehicle on the street or enter a subway station.

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2. www.ttc.ca › Fares-and-passes › How-to-buy-fares-andHow to buy fares and passes - TTC.ca

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   All you need to know about purchasing fares and passes when you travel with the TTC. You need a PRESTO Card, one-ride, two-ride or day pass PRESTO Ticket, TTC ticket, token, day pass, transfer, debit or credit card, or exact cash to pay your fare on the TTC.

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4. www.ttc.ca › FaresFares & passes - TTC.ca

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   Pay your MiWay and YRT fare on TTC buses that travel into Mississauga and York Region by simply tapping your PRESTO card when you board and/or exit the vehicle. Learn more about the One Fare Program, which provides free transfers between the TTC and MiWay and York Region Transit and a fare discount between the TTC and GO Transit.

5. transittoronto.ca › archives › weblogYou can use credit or debit cards to pay fares on the TTC ...

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   Aug 11, 2023 · Starting Tuesday, August 15, you can use your credit or debit cards to pay TTC fares, including cards on a smartphone or smartwatch, by tapping them onto PRESTO fare-card devices.

6. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaTTC riders can pay fares with credit and debit cards starting ...

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   Aug 10, 2023 · Starting Tuesday, Aug. 15, TTC riders can use credit or debit cards to pay fares, including cards on a smartphone or smartwatch, transit officials say.

7. www.prestocard.ca › en › aboutBuy Tickets & TTC Day Passes | PRESTO

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   Experience seamless transit payment options with PRESTO – if you’re an occasional TTC rider or just visiting Toronto, a paper PRESTO Ticket can be a convenient way to pay your fare on the TTC.

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   How do I pay my TTC fare?

   • Paying your fare on the TTC is now easier than ever! Simply tap your debit or credit card, or use the card loaded in your mobile wallet on your phone or smartwatch, every time you board a vehicle on the street or enter a subway station.

   Pay your fare with your debit or credit card - TTC.ca

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   Can I use my credit or debit card to pay TTC fares?

   • Starting Tuesday, August 15, you can use your credit or debit cards to pay TTC fares, including cards on a smartphone or smartwatch, by tapping them onto PRESTO fare-card devices.

   You can use credit or debit cards to pay fares on the TTC, starting

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   Do TTC riders need a Presto card?

   • TTC riders currently need a PRESTO card, ride pass, ticket or other methods like exact cash to pay their fare. "Adding the option to tap a debit and credit card on PRESTO devices across the TTC is another way for customers to have more choice in how they pay their fares as they travel throughout the region," said Verster.

   TTC riders can pay fares with credit and debit cards starting next week

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   When is the last day to use a TTC ticket?

   • December 31, 2024 will be the last day customers can use a TTC youth/senior ticket, token or day pass to pay their fare. To learn more visit our customer notice page. TTC-tip: Kids ages 0-12 ride for free! You can also obtain a Child Proof-of-Age card for children who are tall for their age.

   Fares & passes - TTC.ca

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   Are TTC tickets still available in subway stations?

   • TTC tickets, tokens and passes are no longer available for sale in subway stations. You can still use your previously purchased TTC tickets, tokens or day passes to pay your fare up until December 31. Refunds, exchanges and credits for any unused TTC tickets, tokens or day passes will not be provided.

   How to buy fares and passes - TTC.ca

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   Can I Pay my Fare with a debit or credit card?

   • Credit and debit cards are accepted on all buses, streetcars, Wheel-Trans vehicles and at all subway stations. Watch this video to learn more about paying your fare with debit or credit card: Your tapped debit and credit card is your Proof-of-Payment.

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9. www.youtube.com › watchHow to pay TTC fare using Credit Card in Toronto! - YouTube

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   Oct 13, 2023 · How to pay TTC fare using Credit Card in Toronto! 🚌. You can now use your credit card or debit card to pay your fare on the TTC, so on the bus, subway, and also streetcar, and other transit...

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