In a press release today (22 Jan), the Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS) announced that sales of NETS FlashPay Cards will resume.
This decision aligns with the Land Transport Authority’s (LTA) recent announcement to extend the adult card-based ticketing system, allowing it to run concurrently with the SimplyGo system.
With NETS FlashPay Cards still in use, users who’ve recently switched to the NETS Prepaid Card will have the option to change back to FlashPay.
NETS will resume selling NETS FlashPay Cards at several locations, including:
Therefore, if you’re thinking of using the payment method, visit any of the above locations to obtain a new card.
Meanwhile, commuters who purchased a NETS Prepaid Card between 9 and 22 Jan 2024 (inclusive) now have the option to exchange their card for a NETS FlashPay card.
Image courtesy of NETS
At present, specific procedures for this exchange are under discussion between NETS and LTA. Further updates will be provided to commuters once the details are finalised.
The NETS Prepaid Card, catering to both transit and retail needs, remains accessible for consumers who prefer the functionalities provided under account-based ticketing.
The decision to resume the sale of NETS FlashPay cards stems from the recent U-turn on the Government’s decision to transition users to SimplyGo by 1 June.
The move wasn’t well received by members of the public, who took to the internet to express their discontent.
Most commuters said they were unhappy that they could not view fares and card balances at MRT fare gates or bus card readers.
With NETS FlashPay cards, they can see their fare information and their card balance on card readers at MRT and LRT fare gates, as well as on buses.
Image courtesy of NETS
For assistance, commuters can reach out to NETS through various channels. They can send an email to info@nets.com.sg, call 6274 1212, or visit the NETS Customer Service Centre located at 351 Braddell Rd, #01-03, Singapore 579713 during operating hours.
Also read: Govt Halts Plans To Cease Card-Based Ticketing System, Non-SimplyGo EZ-Link Cards Will Stay
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Featured image adapted from NETS on Facebook.
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