#beep philippines

have just announced that BGC Buses are now also using the beep™ card system, the same payment scheme that is already used in Metro Manila train systems. Commuters who have a beep™ card may already use them to pay for their rides, fare remains at Php12 per ride. The BGC Bus line connects BGC to EDSA and Ayala Center. “We are pleased to partner with BGC Bus as this will move us closer to our goal of making the beep™ card an all-in-one card for commuters in Metro Manila. recently announced that you can use the "beep" card for cashless payments at the LRT 1, LRT 2, and MRT 3 starting October 3. The beep card is a stored value smart card that you can use for cashless transactions like paying for your fare at the LRT1, LRT2 and MRT3. The beep card aims to reduce time spent in ticket-buying lines, and streamline train line transfers. In addition, beep offers a slightly lower fare compared to a standard single journey ticket which allows you to save a few bucks especially if you're a frequent LRT or MRT commuter. For more information about the beep card, please visit their website at beeptopay.com. Read more in our articles including "BGC buses start accepting beep cards" and "You can use "beep" cards at LRT1, LRT2, and MRT3 starting next month".