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EasyCard Corp introduces new card with mobile-phone top-up option

In the past it was necessary to head into a store or MRT station to top-up an EasyCard digital-payment card. Now users can top up using their mobile phone, if it has a NFC sensor and they purchase one of the company’s new SuperCards. The per-transaction purchase limit has also been raised with the new card, so users can now make purchases up to NT$10,000 at a time, and can add as little as NT$100 per top up. This EasyCard Corp representative scans one of the company’s new SuperCards to a mobile phone, and then selects the top-up function in the card’s app. With the SuperCard, users can top up from anywhere using a mobile phone with a NFC sensor. Ko Wen-je Taipei mayor We were initially blocked from implementing the feature on iPhones, so we had to find a way around that. If you obstruct me, I’ll just find another path. Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je focuses intently as the new card is demonstrated, and also takes the opportunity to complain about Apple’s closed iOS system. With the obstruction resolved, now both Apple and Android users have access to the card’s functions, which include the ability to purchase monthly NT$1,280 MRT passes from anywhere. Apple users are still unable to enter the country’s MRT networks by scanning their phones, but the company says it will resolve that issue soon as well. Chen Ting-ju EasyCard Corp We are implementing diverse applications using the SuperCard, and later we will make this public. Here are the major electronic payment options at a glance. The SuperCard is usable for fare-payment on public transportation, and payment at all major convenience stores, as well as at 235,000 other payment locations. The maximum transaction amount has been raised from the NT$1,500 limit on the original EasyCard, to NT$10,000 on the SuperCard. The closest competition is the iPass card, which allows transactions up to NT$1,000, with a daily limit of NT$3,000. However, iPass can be used without limit for MRT and TRA fare payments. Another option, iCash, has a transaction limit of NT$10,000, but can only be used at two convenience store chains. Chen Ting-ju EasyCard Corp Using phones for top-up at a convenience store, you are required to add a minimum of NT$500. Now, with the SuperCard and a mobile phone with an NFC sensor, you can add as little as NT$100 each time. Officials say new functions are also planned for digital versions of student ID and municipal residence cards. With the growing prevalence of digitized services, EasyCard Corp hopes to stay ahead of the game.