The validators themselves will not, but you could still purchase a physical ticket with a credit card.
You have to understand that it is not a payment system but a validating machine that is integrated with gates. I use it on buses all the time and they are pretty sleek. I continue purchase my fare in the transit app.Debaliviere91 wrote: ↑Oct 17, 2025It’s ridiculous that these won’t be operational until Spring 2026, but once this payment system is up and running and everyone gets used to just scanning their phone, this will be such a better experience.
Yep. The app itself is the payment system.stlurbanist wrote: ↑Oct 17, 2025You have to understand that it is not a payment system but a validating machine that is integrated with gates. I use it on buses all the time and they are pretty sleek. I continue purchase my fare in the transit app.Debaliviere91 wrote: ↑Oct 17, 2025It’s ridiculous that these won’t be operational until Spring 2026, but once this payment system is up and running and everyone gets used to just scanning their phone, this will be such a better experience.
I doubt it. It's probably like 99% of payment terminals that allow you to just tap your card or insert the chip.BarryGlick wrote: ↑8:50 PM - Apr 27Metro has five of the new ticket machines undergoing testing, three in Missouri and two in Illinois
Is there a verification that the credit card that verifies a credit card? Owner of credit card zipcode required?
