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Commuters can now access the 50% fare discount on MRT-3 using GCash, as part of the government’s push to ease transportation costs amid rising prices. Ways to use GCash for MRT-3 discount Use GCash Commute QR at stations Tap via NFC-enabled Android phone Pay using GCash Visa card With this update, GCash users can avail of the reduced fares directly through the app using multiple payment options. The integration builds on GCash’s existing rollout in MRT-3, where cashless payment options have been available since July last year. This is not an unusual case -- you send funds to a GCash number and after clicking the "Send" button, you realize it's the wrong number. GCash has done a few tweaks in the interface to help people verify the GCash account holder but these kind of accidents still do happen once in a while. So, what do you do if you accidentally sent money to the wrong GCash number? 2) If the recipient does not respond or refuses to return the money, the next step is to report the transaction through GCash’s official support channels. You can do this through the GCash Help Center or hotline. Read more in our articles including "DOTr’s MRT-3 50% fare discount now accessible via GCash" and "What to do if you accidentally send money to the wrong GCash number".