You can now see your journeys, check charges and get statements online for the payment cards you use to travel contactless. This is a Beta service and we welcome your feedback.
You can look up journeys for the past 12 months and download statements that include:
- the total charges for each day you travelled
- a breakdown of the journeys you made, including the stop name, date and time
- details of additional charges for contactless standard fares (after a ticket inspection)
About our Beta Service
From time to time TfGM launches new or redesigned digital services. During the beta phase, services are continually tested and improved.
The beta label is displayed on this new service for contactless to show it's being tested - it may not work for everyone.
This service will be continually improved before becoming 'live'.
We welcome your feedback to help improve this service.
To get started, you will need:
- the long number from the contactless payment card you used when travelling
OR
- the long number from the payment card linked to your mobile wallet on the smartphone, smartwatch or other device you used when travelling
See full terms and conditions for accessing your journey history online. Use of this service confirms acceptance of these terms and conditions.
If you have any problems accessing your statements, please email contactless@tfgm.com or complete our feedback survey. Never include your card details when emailing or contacting TfGM through the feedback form.
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Do not use public transport unless you have to. If you need to travel, walk or cycle if you can.
Leave public transport for key workers and people who rely on it, and only use it if you have no other option.
Have fun on the transport network at home
We’ve produced a range of fun and creative activities including colouring in, word searches and quizzes
Safe streets save lives in Greater Manchester
Local authorities are using temporary pop-up measures to give pedestrians and cyclists more space.