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Experience seamless transit payment options with PRESTO—PRESTO in Google Wallet is a digital PRESTO card that can be loaded into a Google Wallet, for free. Once loaded, customers can tap their Android smartphone on a PRESTO reader to pay for transit.
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Where can I use PRESTO in Google Wallet? In addition to using it to pay your fare on the TTC, you can PRESTO in Google Wallet to pay your fare on: Brampton Transit; Burlington Transit; Durham Region Transit; GO Transit; Hamilton Street Railway; MiWay; Oakville Transit; UP Express; York Region Transit; Can I still use my physical PRESTO card to ...
How do you get PRESTO in Google Wallet? You can get a free digital PRESTO card in Google Wallet or in the PRESTO App. Registering your PRESTO card is key. A PRESTO card obtained through Google Wallet will be anonymous by default but can be registered at any time once you have a PRESTO account.
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You can use PRESTO in Google Wallet throughout the GO Transit network! You can also use PRESTO in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet on UP Express, Brampton Transit, Burlington Transit, Durham Region Transit, Hamilton Street Railway, MiWay (in Mississauga), Oakville Transit, TTC, and York Region Transit.
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The Google Wallet version of Presto is free, so they can get it up and running on their Android phones with no cost, and pay for transit as they would have with a physical card. Not sure what I'm missing with your post.