If the cost of your purchase is more than the amount left on your card, you can: You will get a receipt from the machine and the machine returns your card. The machine shows you your new balance (how much is left on your card after your purchase). Press “No” to cancel the sale.Īfter the sale goes through, the approved amount is deducted from your card. The cashier enters the purchase amount, and you see that amount on the machine. As soon as you put your card in the machine, it displays the balance on the card. When making a purchase, the cashier will tell you when to put your EagleCash card into the point-of-sale machine. Please enable JavaScript to use all features.Īny place that takes EagleCash has a Point of Sale machine. Some features of this site will not work with JavaScript disabled. ® Interac is a registered trademark and the Interac logo is a trademark of Interac Corp. Your transaction history is not available on the PRESTO website or app. If you’ve tapped with a debit card in a mobile wallet, you can check your bank account to see your charges. Anonymous: you’ll need to enter your card identification each time you sign in to see the last 7 days of your transaction history.PRESTO Account: create a registered PRESTO account to safely remember your login info for quick and easy access to the last 180 days of your transaction history.There are two ways to sign in to see your transaction history: And multiple trips may be combined into one or more charges. When checking your credit or debit card history with your bank, your charges may take a few days to appear. If you’ve tapped recently, it can take up to the end of the day for that trip to appear in your transaction history. If you’ve tapped with a credit card or mobile wallet on a phone or watch, you can see your transaction history on the PRESTO website or app. If you’re using a physical credit card and it’s not being accepted, try adding it to your mobile wallet on your phone or watch in order to pay.įor Apple users, we recommend using an iPhone X or newer model for the best experience when tapping with your phone. If you tap your credit card, debit card, or cards added to a mobile wallet on a phone or watch, and the PRESTO device says that the payment was not accepted, please check with your bank or use another payment method to pay your fare. Before tapping, check with your bank to see if there are debit transaction limits and fees associated with your account and whether transaction limits apply to public transit purchases. Some banking plans may charge additional fees for paying with a debit card. This pre-authorization will be held by your bank until PRESTO calculates the actual fare for your trip and charges your bank account. The amount will be the fare to the furthest stop from where you tapped on, even if your actual fare is less. When you tap your Interac Debit card on a PRESTO device, a temporary pre-authorization may be placed on your card.
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For the full transfer details for all transit agencies, visit the Use PRESTO section.
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For example, on the TTC, you will receive a 2-hour free transfer if you tap and travel with a credit and debit card. Like a PRESTO card, you can transfer with your credit or debit card. If you’re travelling with more than one person, each person will need to use a separate credit card, debit card, mobile wallet or PRESTO card to tap and pay for their trip. (For example, on TTC if you are tapping within the two-hour transfer window, you will not be charged another fare.) When tapping your contactless credit or debit card to pay your fare or transfer, the PRESTO device will show an "Accepted" screen.
Transferring with PRESTO Contactless credit or debit cards Check out the chart at the bottom of the New to PRESTO page to find out what PRESTO product is right for you. If you’re a frequent transit rider, you may still benefit from using your PRESTO card to receive Youth, Student and Senior discount fare types. Internationally issued Visa Debit and Debit Mastercard cards can also be used on transit agencies that accept contactless credit card payments. Transit Agencies That Accept Contactless Credit or Debit Some PRESTO devices will accept PRESTO contactless earlier, but it will be available across the whole TTC on August 15. You can now use your Interac® Debit card, Visa, Mastercard or American Express credit cards or add these cards to your mobile wallet on your phone or watch using Apple Pay & Google Pay to tap on a PRESTO device to pay for your Adult transit fare. On August 15 you'll be able to pay your TTC fare with a contactless credit or debit card, including in a mobile wallet.
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