Light Rail Manila Corp. said Friday it rolled out its tap-to-pay service using beep card to more merchants at LRT Line 1 system.
“After the successful roll-out in December 2021 with Master Siomai as our pilot merchant, we were able to engage more partners who saw the real benefit and operational efficiency of incorporating the beep device in their operations. Now, we are going all out as we officially introduce our Tap2Pay campaign with over 30 LRT-1 kiosks participating,” LRMC corporate communications and customer relations head Jacqueline S. Gorospe said.
“Aside from using beep to pay for goods, passengers also have more channels to reload cards in addition to existing ticket vending machines, loading kiosks and teller booths. What we’re offering are greater convenience and choices for passengers with more uses for their beep this time,” she said.
The initiative allows for more uses of beep for passengers as they can now use it to buy goods at more merchant kiosks at different LRT-1 stations such as Baclaran, EDSA, Gil Puyat, Carriedo, D. Jose and Balintawak.
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