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Metro Ticket: Nowadays, the metro has become a way of life for commuting. Traveling by metro is comfortable and safe. Therefore, most people use the metro to commute to and from work. However, sometimes, in a hurry, they forget their MetroCard at home or forget it somewhere, resulting in delays and waiting in long queues to get a MetroCard before they can travel. If you ever forget your MetroCard at home, there's no need to panic or worry. Even if you don't have a MetroCard, you won't have to wait in line for a ticket, and your mobile phone will help you do so. Let's explain how to book tickets using your mobile phone without a MetroCard.

How do mobile metro tickets work?
Most metro services now feature QR code-based mobile ticketing. You can purchase tickets or recharge your MetroCard directly from your mobile app. Upon entering the station, simply scan the QR code at the entry gate, and you'll be able to enter.

How is payment made?
You can easily pay for your mobile ticket using the following methods: UPI, debit or credit cards, and digital wallets.

How to travel by mobile metro?
To travel by mobile metro, use your state's metro app, such as the Delhi Metro Rail app, Mumbai Metro app, or Bangalore Metro app.

Register or log in
Create an account by entering your mobile number and email ID. Then, select a single journey, a return ticket, or a multi-ride pass. Pay using your preferred digital payment method. After completing the payment, you will receive a QR code ticket on the app. Show your QR code to the scanner at the metro station gate. The gate will automatically open once the ticket is validated.

Benefits of mobile metro tickets
No card required
Even if you forget your MetroCard, you can still travel using your mobile.
No need to touch the gate or machine, reducing the risk of spreading germs.

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