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The Future of Public Transport Payments in Madrid<\/h2>\n

There was a time when payment cards occupied space in the wallet and could be forgotten at home. Today, most already live on our \u00a0mobile devices\u00a0. This transformation, however, has been slower in public transport. Fortunately, a significant step forward is on the horizon for the Community of Madrid, where residents will soon be able to utilize their transport vouchers directly from their smartphones\u2014without the need for physical cards.<\/p>\n

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In a move that seeks to modernize transportation payments, the Community of Madrid has initiated a \u00a0pilot program\u00a0 that will eventually allow users to carry their transport vouchers on their mobile devices. But there’s a catch: at first, this will only be accessible to a select group of users. Specifically, 4,000 individuals will participate in the initial trial phase.<\/p>\n

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A pilot test for 4,000 users.<\/strong> The implementation of the digital transport voucher is commencing with a controlled test designed to validate the operation of the app. As part of this initiative, participants will help analyze how the system performs and share their experiences. If you’re curious, the Community of Madrid has opened invitations<\/a> for interested individuals to partake in the first official pilot.<\/p>\n

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Not everyone can access this option immediately.<\/strong> To be eligible for this program, users must register in advance. Once selected, participants will receive tailored instructions to download the app, digitize their physical card, and start traveling using their mobile devices. The estimated duration of this pilot phase is \u00a012 weeks\u00a0.<\/p>\n

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How the app works and what do you need to use it.<\/strong> The functionality of the app is straightforward. Users will digitize their physical transport card through the new mitarjetatransporte app. After this, they can simply tap their mobile devices against the access or validator point\u2014similar to how they would with a physical card.<\/p>\n

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However, not all mobile devices qualify. To participate, users will need an \u00a0Android 9.0 or higher\u00a0 device that supports \u00a0NFC technology\u00a0 and has the \u00a0Google Wallet app\u00a0 installed. The virtual card will not be managed directly within the original app; instead, it will be saved directly in Google Wallet. Unfortunately, iPhone users will need to wait, as the initial version is only compatible with Android devices.<\/p>\n

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The cards that can be digitized.<\/strong> The MY transport card can only be converted into a digital format if it is a \u00a0Personal Public Transport Card (Personal TTP)\u00a0, specifically for monthly transport vouchers. However, certain cards are excluded from this system:<\/p>\n