Vancouver TransLink customers can now tap debit cards to pay for rides
Interac recently conducted a Canada-wide survey that found more British Columbians want convenient contactless payment options when taking transit.
“We’re focused on making transit more convenient for customers and this upgrade will particularly benefit those who may not have easy access to a credit card,” TransLink CEO Kevin Falcon said in a release.
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