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  • NETS launches the NETS Motoring Card

    30 Mar 2021

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    The new NETS Motoring card is the new CashCard for all carpark and ERP payments, and is compliant with CEPAS standard and NETS FlashPay.


    Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS) has launched the NETS Motoring Card, a stored value card for motorists to use for Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) and car park payments at all car parks in Singapore.

    Compliant with the Contactless e-Purse Application or CEPAS standard, the NETS Motoring Card aims to meet the needs of motorists now and in the future. As with NETS CashCard, motorists will just need to insert the NETS Motoring Card into their dual-mode IU for auto-deduction of payments for ERP and car park charges at full Electronic Parking System (EPS) car parks.

    The new Motoring Card is set to replace the old CashCard for all carpark and ERP transactions and be compatible for the new On-Board Units
    For all non-full EPS carparks, motorists can use the NETS Motoring Card to make payments with a tap-and-hold motion at the exit readers. Issued by NETS, the NETS Motoring Card makes entry and exit at every car park easy and seamless.

    It provides ultimate convenience being the only card in the market that motorists can use to pay at all car parks across Singapore. It costs $10 per card (inclusive of $5 stored value), and is now available at all petrol stations and convenience stores as well as the NETS Customer Service Centre.

    Motorists can top up the Motoring Card through the following methods, NETS top-up machines at all car parks DBS, POSB, OCBC and UOB ATMs, over the counter at convenience stores and petrol stations, and the NETS FlashPay Reader App.

    To mark the launch of the NETS Motoring Card, NETS has teamed up with partners such as HL Assurance. Motorists are eligible to receive a NETS Motoring Card worth $100 in stored value for every car insurance purchased from the insurer. With the launch of the new NETS Motoring Card, NETS will be making some changes to the sales network of the NETS CashCard, which is used by motorists with the first-generation IUs.

    From 5 April 2021, all motorists with a first-generation IU who wish to purchase a CashCard can do so at petrol stations and the NETS Customer Service Centre located at 298 Tiong Bahru Road, #06-01 Central Plaza. For more information on the NETS Motoring Card, please visit this link.
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    30 Mar 2021

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    The new NETS Motoring card is the new CashCard for all carpark and ERP payments, and is compliant with CEPAS standard and NETS FlashPay.


    Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS) has launched the NETS Motoring Card, a stored value card for motorists to use for Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) and car park payments at all car parks in Singapore.

    Compliant with the Contactless e-Purse Application or CEPAS standard, the NETS Motoring Card aims to meet the needs of motorists now and in the future. As with NETS CashCard, motorists will just need to insert the NETS Motoring Card into their dual-mode IU for auto-deduction of payments for ERP and car park charges at full Electronic Parking System (EPS) car parks.

    The new Motoring Card is set to replace the old CashCard for all carpark and ERP transactions and be compatible for the new On-Board Units
    For all non-full EPS carparks, motorists can use the NETS Motoring Card to make payments with a tap-and-hold motion at the exit readers. Issued by NETS, the NETS Motoring Card makes entry and exit at every car park easy and seamless.

    It provides ultimate convenience being the only card in the market that motorists can use to pay at all car parks across Singapore. It costs $10 per card (inclusive of $5 stored value), and is now available at all petrol stations and convenience stores as well as the NETS Customer Service Centre.

    Motorists can top up the Motoring Card through the following methods, NETS top-up machines at all car parks DBS, POSB, OCBC and UOB ATMs, over the counter at convenience stores and petrol stations, and the NETS FlashPay Reader App.

    To mark the launch of the NETS Motoring Card, NETS has teamed up with partners such as HL Assurance. Motorists are eligible to receive a NETS Motoring Card worth $100 in stored value for every car insurance purchased from the insurer. With the launch of the new NETS Motoring Card, NETS will be making some changes to the sales network of the NETS CashCard, which is used by motorists with the first-generation IUs.

    From 5 April 2021, all motorists with a first-generation IU who wish to purchase a CashCard can do so at petrol stations and the NETS Customer Service Centre located at 298 Tiong Bahru Road, #06-01 Central Plaza. For more information on the NETS Motoring Card, please visit this link.
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