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TransitLink, EZ-Link apps will merge to simplify ticketing services for bus and train trips

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The EZ-Link and TransitLink Simply Go mobile apps will soon be merged into a single platform. This is part of efforts to simplify ticketing and card-related services for public transport fares. While the two apps offer similar services, there are functions that are only available on either app.

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TransitLink, EZ-Link apps will merge to simplify ticketing services for bus and train trips

SINGAPORE — The EZ-Link and TransitLink Simply Go mobile apps will soon be merged into a single platform, as part of efforts to simplify ticketing and card-related services for public transport fares.

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TransitLink, EZ-Link apps will merge to simplify ticketing services for bus and train trips

SINGAPORE: The EZ-Link and TransitLink Simply Go mobile apps will soon be merged into a single platform, as part of efforts to simplify ticketing and card-related services for public transport fares. While the two apps offer similar services, there are func

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TransitLink, EZ-Link apps to merge; commuters to get one-stop access to bus, MRT fare payment services

The move will provide a unified customer service touchpoint for commuters. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.
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