Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Friday launched a mobile application for commuters which will allow them to generate QR tickets for traveling in the Delhi Metro. The mobile application allows passengers to purchase tickets online and get the QR code which they scan on stations to travel from Delhi Metro.
“DMRC launched a dedicated mobile app for its passengers with the name ‘DMRC TRAVEL’ for generating convenient and hassle-free mobile QR tickets for travelling across its network. The app was formally launched today by Dr. Vikas Kumar, MD/DMRC in the presence of senior officials,” DMRC said in a tweet.
“With this new mobile App, passengers can now purchase tickets directly from their smartphones, eliminating the need to go to ticket counters/vending machines or stand in queues," the metro authority added.
Passengers will now be able to enjoy a speedy and effective ticketing procedure, which ultimately saves them valuable time when commuting. The application provides support for a range of payment methods, such as UPI, credit/debit cards, and digital wallets, guaranteeing users flexibility and convenience.
Passengers have the freedom to select their preferred payment option and effortlessly finalize the transaction directly within the application.
‘DMRC TRAVEL’ App: Additional features
Moreover, the mobile application also offers additional features like a travel planner, fare calculator, station information, and smart card recharge. DMRC transformed the AFC Gates on all its corridors without shutting them for even a single day, to provide such a user-friendly, cashless, and fast mode of ticketing.
DMRC is striving to elevate the overall commuting experience for passengers through the provision of a contemporary and user-friendly ticketing solution. This endeavor is in line with DMRC's dedication to utilizing technology in order to facilitate a convenient journey for its esteemed passengers.
For now, the ‘DMRC TRAVEL’ App is available for download on the Android platform and is expected to be available for iOS users soon.
Article source: livemint.com
