It is being said that the employees at the customer care counters of the stations tell that this card is no longer available, and even the passengers are being forcibly given the National Common Mobility Cards.

No recharge through vending machine

According to the passengers, this card cannot be recharged through the ticket vending machine, this card can be recharged only through Airtel Thanks app. It cannot be recharged even through UPI from any other app. The surprising thing is that there are no machines to validate the recharge of NCMC card.

Recharges of less than Rs 200 are not accepted at the customer care centre. In such a situation, those who are not smart phone users will face more difficulties.

DMRC denied the claims

However, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has denied all these claims. It also said that old smart cards are also being given on demand of passengers.

According to DMRC, there are three types of National Common Mobility Cards (NCMC Cards). First – Prepaid cards, which have a wallet, it is like a debit card. This card can be used in parking at all places including metro. Apart from this, DMRC said that fares of all metros and Ghaziabad-Meerut Regional Rapid Rail can also be paid through NCMC cards.

The second is a PPI card, which works in any metro across the country. While, the third is a debit card, which is available only to those with Airtel accounts.

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Actually, Reserve Bank of India will start a pilot project on QR code based coin vending machine. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das made this announcement during the announcements of the RBI Monetary Policy meeting on Wednesday.

Access to coins

Governor Shaktikanta Das said that these machines will be launched with the aim of promoting the distribution of coins and increasing the reach of coins. Under this, after installation of vending machines, QR Code will have to be used in place of ATM card, from which coins can be withdrawn.

Coin Vending Machine

Governor Das said, “The Reserve Bank of India will start a pilot project on QR Code based Coin Vending Machine (QCVM) in 12 cities. These vending machines will dispense coins by debiting the customer’s account using UPI instead of physical tendering of bank notes. This will ease the availability of coins. Directions will be issued to banks to promote distribution of coins using these machines.

Popular retail digital payment system

He also said that UPI has become the most popular retail digital payment system in the country. RBI will now consider allowing all travelers coming to India to use UPI for merchant payments during their stay in the country. This facility will start with passengers from G-20 countries arriving at select international airports. The RBI governor also said that the Indian economy has successfully weathered several major shocks in the last three years and has emerged stronger than before.

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