JCB cardholders in China can now do contactless payment for subway rides

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JCB cardholders in China can now do contactless payment for subway rides

Cardholders in Shanghai and Beijing now don’t need to buy tickets in advance

Japanese global payment brand JCB Co, Ltd announced that JCB cardholders in China may now use their contactless cards to ride the subway systems in both Shanghai and Beijing without needing to buy tickets in advance.

Through this contactless service, JCB cardmembers can simply tap their contactless payment cards at the subway gates or designated readers to pay for fares quickly and conveniently.

This user-friendly service is now available for overseas travelers and can be used on all underground lines in both cities. 

Urban convenience

In Shanghai, the service covers all 21 subway lines and 517 stations; in Beijing, it is available on all 29 subway lines and 523 stations. 

Airport routes are also included, making the service even more accessible and beneficial for international tourists.

This initiative marks the first time that contactless subway payment services have been made available to international cardholders in mainland China, further enhancing the travel experience and promoting the adoption of digital payments.

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JCB cardholders in China can now do contactless payment for subway rides

Cardholders in Shanghai and Beijing now don’t need to buy tickets in advance

Japanese global payment brand JCB Co, Ltd announced that JCB cardholders in China may now use their contactless cards to ride the subway systems in both Shanghai and Beijing without needing to buy tickets in advance.

Through this contactless service, JCB cardmembers can simply tap their contactless payment cards at the subway gates or designated readers to pay for fares quickly and conveniently.

This user-friendly service is now available for overseas travelers and can be used on all underground lines in both cities. 

Urban convenience

In Shanghai, the service covers all 21 subway lines and 517 stations; in Beijing, it is available on all 29 subway lines and 523 stations. 

Airport routes are also included, making the service even more accessible and beneficial for international tourists.

This initiative marks the first time that contactless subway payment services have been made available to international cardholders in mainland China, further enhancing the travel experience and promoting the adoption of digital payments.

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