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  • EZ-Link expands EZ-Pay system to carparks

    08 Feb 2018

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    With effect from 1st February 2018, motorists can pay with their EZ-Pay accounts as they exit carparks, starting with three shopping malls.


    EZ-Link Pte Ltd, Singapore's largest issuer of CEPAS-compliant cards, has expanded the acceptance of EZ-Pay to carparks, making it the first completely free post-paid card-less payment service for the Electronic Parking System (EPS), in addition to the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system, in Singapore.

    Thanks to EZ-Pay, motorists will no longer need to insert a stored value card into their IU
    Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Great World City and Tanglin Mall are the first three malls to accept EZ-Pay at their carparks.

    With effect from 1st February 2018, motorists can enjoy a seamless experience of driving to, and parking at, these malls without the need to top up or insert a stored value card into their In-vehicle Unit (IU).

    Launched in August 2016, EZ-Pay is an account-based service that guarantees there are always sufficient funds for ERP, and now EPS charges.

    It works by enabling payments to be charged directly to a Citibank or DBS/POSB card with no service or administrative fees. EZ-Pay customers can conveniently check records of both ERP and EPS transactions by logging in to their EZ-Pay accounts or referring to their monthly credit card statements.

    Besides these three malls and Land Transport Authority carparks, motorists will be able to use EZ-Pay for carparks across the island in the future, as EZ-Link progressively rolls out its acceptance.

    To obtain an EZ-Pay account or for more information on EZ-Pay, please visit here. Registration is free.
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    With effect from 1st February 2018, motorists can pay with their EZ-Pay accounts as they exit carparks, starting with three shopping malls.


    EZ-Link Pte Ltd, Singapore's largest issuer of CEPAS-compliant cards, has expanded the acceptance of EZ-Pay to carparks, making it the first completely free post-paid card-less payment service for the Electronic Parking System (EPS), in addition to the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system, in Singapore.

    Thanks to EZ-Pay, motorists will no longer need to insert a stored value card into their IU
    Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Great World City and Tanglin Mall are the first three malls to accept EZ-Pay at their carparks.

    With effect from 1st February 2018, motorists can enjoy a seamless experience of driving to, and parking at, these malls without the need to top up or insert a stored value card into their In-vehicle Unit (IU).

    Launched in August 2016, EZ-Pay is an account-based service that guarantees there are always sufficient funds for ERP, and now EPS charges.

    It works by enabling payments to be charged directly to a Citibank or DBS/POSB card with no service or administrative fees. EZ-Pay customers can conveniently check records of both ERP and EPS transactions by logging in to their EZ-Pay accounts or referring to their monthly credit card statements.

    Besides these three malls and Land Transport Authority carparks, motorists will be able to use EZ-Pay for carparks across the island in the future, as EZ-Link progressively rolls out its acceptance.

    To obtain an EZ-Pay account or for more information on EZ-Pay, please visit here. Registration is free.
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