Good
Good
Easy to use
This app is really help me to check my bank bill or anything else
无广告,简单易用,必须好评❤️
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很强大的一个APP
虽然开发者不是这一行的专业，但能开发出这样有模有样的已经很不错了，加油！
希望以后能支持八達通
希望以后能支持八達通
能读深圳通刷卡记录
不能读八达通
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Access your Chinese public transit card's balance and transaction history using your iPhone's NFC reader. View station names, monthly discounts, and bus routes without needing internet or Bluetooth. Save your travel history and sync it across devices.
✓Read balance and history
✓Show station names
✓Track monthly discounts
✓Display bus route numbers
✓Save travel history
✓Sync to iCloud
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What's New in Trip Reader (NFC)
1.7.17
May 14, 2025
- New stations in: Guiyang, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Shanghai - Data update
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What does Trip Reader (NFC) do?
Trip Reader (NFC) allows you to check the balance and transaction history of supported Chinese public transit cards directly from your iPhone using its built-in NFC reader. It can also display station names, monthly discount progress, and bus route numbers.
What Chinese transit cards are supported?
The app supports a wide range of cards including Beijing Hutong Card, Tianjin City Card, Nanjing City Card, Suzhou Citizen Card, Shanghai Public Transportation Card, and many other T-Union or City Union cards issued across China. However, Beijing Yikatong and student/senior cards are not supported.
Is Trip Reader (NFC) free to use?
No, Trip Reader (NFC) is a paid application. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, offering a straightforward purchase model for its utility.
Does this app require an internet connection?
No, the app does not require an internet connection or Bluetooth to function. It utilizes your iPhone's NFC reader to access the information directly from the transit card.
Can I use this app for any transit card in China?
The app supports many popular Chinese transit cards, particularly those with the T-Union mark or specific city affiliations. However, it's important to note that not all cards are supported, and the app does not access official databases, so results should be used with caution.
