Easytrip is phasing out the DSRC tags to promote the contactless, COVID-19 safe RFID further. By September 30, 2020, Easytrip will be phasing out the DSRC tags in favor of their RFID system. DSRC users can convert their remaining balance to the RFID account by downloading the Request for Transfer of Balance form on the Easytrip website, then email the filled out form to [email protected]. Read more in our articles including "Easytrip (DSRC) tags to go offline on September 30, 2020" and "HUAWEI set to launch Watch Kids X1 in the PH".
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Oct 6, 2020Easytrip is phasing out the DSRC tags to promote the contactless, COVID-19 safe RFID further. By September 30, 2020, Easytrip will be phasing out the DSRC tags in favor of their RFID system. DSRC users can convert their remaining balance to the RFID account by downloading the Request for Transfer of Balance form on the Easytrip website, then email the filled out form to [email protected].
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Our article "Easytrip (DSRC) tags to go offline on September 30, 2020" published on July 7, 2020 covers the latest information about Easytrip DSRC phase out. Check it out for the most current details.