Samsung Pay on Transit Systems

Samsung Pay works on transit systems such as:

• Chicago Transit Authority also known as CTA in Chicago
• Bordering suburbs of Forest Park, Evanston, Skokie, Oak Park, Summit, Cicero, Berwyn, North Riverside, Rosemont and Wilmette in Illinois.
• PACE buses in Cook County, Lake County, Will County, Kane County, McHenry County, and DuPage County in Illinois.
• New York (MTA) in New York.
• Portland (TRIMET) in the Portland Metropolitan Area in Oregon.

How to use Samsung Pay on transit systems?

• Add a preferred payment method on Samsung Pay. PayPal is also available.
• Open Samsung Pay on the Samsung mobile device such as phones and smartwatches, and select the desired payment method.
• Another option is to set a default payment card or PayPal on Samsung Pay as the preferred payment method. There is no need to open the Samsung Pay app or unlock your phone to make a payment. Simply, tap and pay as usual.
• Tap the phone or mobile device to pay for fares on the NFC logo or symbol, at the turnstile, ticket validator or bus reader.

Locate train stations and bus stops with offline maps near me

• Download Google Maps
• Download Google Maps to SD cards
• Download Here Maps
• Download Here Maps to SD cards
• Download maps on Windows 10

Samsung Pay and contactless payments are on the rise everywhere, in places such as:

• Gas stations
• ATMs
• Retail stores
• Restaurants

Samsung Pay is a great tool for contactless payment on transit systems during the Covid-19 pandemic also known as Coronavirus currently going on in the United States.

Last edited on Sunday, January 16, 2022 at 2:37 AM. Chicago, Illinois. Time zone (UTC-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada). This article is available in Español (Latinoamérica).