Hong Kong: "Octopus Card"
The convenience of Octopus payment is now an indispensable part of daily life for people living in Hong Kong. Today, more than 10 million transactions are processed every day for a variety of services in transportation systems, retails, leisure facilities, school campuses, vending machines and so on.
Singapore: "ez-link Card"
The "ez-link Card" is used widely as public transportation tickets and e-money. Using the "EZ-Online" service launched in July 2006, users can view their card transaction records, top up their "ez-link Card" from any internet connection, download ez-coupons, make payments for internet purchases and more*. In addition, the "Citibank SMRT Visa Platinum Card" integrates the "ez-link Card" functions to provide greater user convenience.
* Requires a PC and PaSoRi Reader/Writer.
India: "TRAVEL Card" & Token
In Delhi, India, a FeliCa-based ticketing system has been adopted for the metro system. One-way tokens are both easy for passengers to use and reusable to reduce operational costs for the company.
China: "Shenzhen Tong" Card & Token
Shenzhen expanded its use of the FeliCa card system to encompass subway networks in addition to the city’s bus system. Plans are now underway to join the system with Hong Kong’s Octopus card system.
Thailand: Subway Card & Token
In Thailand’s capital city of Bangkok, a FeliCa-based ticketing system is used widely for the subway system.
Tokyo: Interoperated Metropolitan
IC Card Service
FeliCa e-ticketing is being used for a wide variety of transportation applications across Japan. In addition to the East Japan Railway Company's "Suica" service, the innovative "PASMO" card has been introduced in the Tokyo area from March 2007. This card, valid on private railways, subways and buses operated by 106 companies, is also compatible with the "Suica" card, making it possible to get around in Tokyo using only one card. And of course, both cards can be used to pay for purchases at station kiosks and partner shops.
- East Japan Railway Company(written in Japanese only)
- PASMO Co.,Ltd.
Shinki Bus: "NicoPa" Card
The "NicoPa" card combines a FeliCa bus ticket system with a customer service program based on "FeliCa Pocket". In addition to paying the bus fare, the card can be used to accumulate redeemable points when shopping at a variety of "NicoPa Club" member shops, including travel agencies, restaurants, car dealers and rental shops.
- SHINKIBUS CO.,Ltd.(written in Japanese only)
Central Japan Railway Company: "TOICA" Card
In Nagoya, the most important city for business in central Japan, the "TOICA" e-ticket service has been in operation since 2006.
- Central Japan Railway Company(written in Japanese only)
