Shenzhen TransCard

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Shenzhen TransCard (simplified Chinese: 深圳通) is a contactless smartcard system used in Shenzhen Metro in Shenzhen, People's Republic of China. It is developed by Shenzhen Modern Computer, the provider of automatic fare collection systems to Shenzhen Metro, with cooperation from Octopus Cards Limited, the operator of Hong Kong's Octopus cards system. It was first adopted by minibuses in Shenzhen, until the new system was introduced my Shenzhen Metro.

Starting from January 18, 2006, Shenzhen TransCard is gradually accepted by public buses to replace the old IC card system. Currently, nearly all single-fare routes operated by Shenzhen Bus Group accept Shenzhen TransCard.

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Americas	GTA Farecard (Toronto, Canada) - Multivia (Santiago, Chile) - Red Bus (Mendoza, Argentina)
- US	Breeze Card (Atlanta) - CharlieCard (Boston) - Chicago card (Chicago) - Go-To card (Minneapolis-St. Paul) - MetroCard (New York City) - SmarTrip (Washington, D.C.) - Translink (San Francisco Bay Area)
Europe	Andante (Porto) - Elektra (Budapest) - Le Pass (Bordeaux) - Luas Smartcard (Dublin) - NaviGO (Paris) - OV-Chipkaart (Netherlands)
- UK	EasyRider (Nottingham) - Oyster (London)
Asia	EasyCard (Taipei) - EZ-Link (Singapore) - G-Pass (Manila MRT) - Touch 'n Go (Malaysia)
- China	Octopus (Hong Kong) - SPTC (Shanghai) - Shenzhen TransCard (Shenzhen) - Yang Cheng Tong (Guangzhou radius) - Yikatong (Beijing)
- Japan	ICOCA (JR West) - Nagasaki Smart Card (Nagasaki) - PASMO - PiTaPa (Kansai region) - Suica (JR East)
- South Korea	Mybi·KTX Family Card - T-Money - Upass - Hanaro Card (Busan) - K-CASH (Chuncheon, Gimhae)
Australia	myki (Melbourne), SmartRider (Perth), Tcard (Sydney), TransLink (Brisbane)