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myORCA

myORCA

by Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority

354 ratings
186 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 15, 2022
  • May 16, 2026

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Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority
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About

Manage your Puget Sound transit card for buses, trains, and ferries. Load fares, check balances, and purchase passes on the go. Connect your existing card or order a new one to simplify your commute.

✓Load fares instantly
✓Check card balance
✓Manage multiple cards
✓Purchase daily/monthly passes
✓Set up autoloads
✓Connect existing ORCA card
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of myORCA. Based on 354 reviews and a 2.5/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Travel app.

Positive things

  • 💻Convenient to manage card on the go
  • ⚡Instant card reloading
  • 🔍Ability to view transaction history

Negative things

  • 🔒No Apple Wallet/Pay integration
  • 🔑Frequent log-out issues
  • 🐛Buggy payment method management
  • 📱Limited functionality compared to website
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What's New in myORCA

1.7.3

May 16, 2026

We've updated the app with usability and accessibility improvements, and other bug fixes.

User reviews

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Erased my cards

I had two cards with a positive balance on them and now they’re gone and I can’t link them back.
jellowsmurfjellowsmurf

Frustrating interface

I don’t even have a card yet and this thing is awful. Where to buy map doesn’t load, zip code search function doesn’t work, had to reset my password because it saved one of my backup questions instead. Was this user tested at all???
datamusedatamuse

What’s the Problem?

I’ve waited years-YEARS-for a transit card to add to my wallet Seattle. 2026. Still, no option to do so. Portland OR has had a transit card for the Apple wallet for YEARS. Maybe have lunch with them to ask how they did it?
JCASEAJCASEA

Great App

This app is super helpful for account management and it is so great to be able to see all my cards in one place.
eeoconnelleeoconnell

Nonfunctional

It doesn’t let you add any kind of payment method. It opens a blank screen for half a second then closes.
HikketyPikketyHikketyPikkety
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Login credentials not recognized

Bug

Payment method addition/removal not working

Bug

Recent activity data displaying incorrectly

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Requested Features

4 requests

Add Apple Wallet/Pay support

Feature

Implement Face ID/Touch ID login

Feature

Improve app stability and reliability

Feature

Expand functionality to match website

Feature

FAQ

What does the myORCA app do?

The myORCA app allows you to manage your ORCA transit card for buses, trains, and ferries in the Seattle-Tacoma metropolitan area. You can load fares, check your balance, purchase passes, and set up autoloads for your ORCA card.

How do I get started with the myORCA app?

To get started, download the app and create an account. You will need an ORCA card to use the app, which you can connect to your existing card or order a new one through the app.

Can I use the myORCA app for all transit in the Puget Sound?

The app allows you to pay for trips and transfers on Community Transit, Everett Transit, King County Metro, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, Sound Transit, and Washington State Ferries. Some exclusions may apply on special trips and Washington State Ferries.

Is the myORCA app free to use?

The myORCA app itself is free to download and use. However, you will need an ORCA card and will be purchasing fares and passes through the app, which incurs costs for transit usage.

What are the system requirements for the myORCA app?

This app requires iOS 13 and above to function correctly on your device.