Where can you use Beep Card as mode of payment?

Whether you’re a commuter or not, you’ve definitely heard of Beep Card, the popular contactless smart card system created in 2015 to make commuting easier in Metro Manila.

But other than paying for train and bus rides, did you know that you can also use your Beep Card as a mode of payment at other public transportation and establishments?

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Owned and operated by AF Payments Inc., Beep Card can also be used to pay for fares on modern PUVs or Jeepneys, ferries, and even some retail stores.

Today, we’ll show you a full list of where you can use and enjoy your Beep Card.

Where can I use my Beep Card?
Where can I purchase a Beep Card?
- How much does a Beep Card cost?
How to reload by Beep Card?
- How to check my Beep Card load balance?

Where can I use my Beep Card?

You can use your Beep Card at train stations in the metro, P2P buses, select city and provincial buses, modern PUVs or jeepneys, ferries, select retail establishments, and others. You can check the full list below.

Train stations

MRT-3
LRT-1
LRT-2

P2P buses

LNC Link
BGC Bus
Precious Grace Transport
TAS Trans / San Agustin
UBE Express
RRCG (Gran Cruiser)

City Buses

EDSA Busway Route – PITX to Monumento and Vice Versa

Kellen Trans
Pamana
Pascual Liner
RRCG
Thelman Trans
Earth Star
Mersan Snowhite
Fermina Express
Jasper Jean Liner
Japer Jean Services
Prince Mckhaine
Bataan Trans
Worthy Trans
MSJ Lines
Mannrose Liner
Admiral Trans
Phil Tourister
Nichola Albert Trans
Gran Cruiser
Jell Express
TAS Trans
San Agustin
ES Trans
Roval Trans
MAFEL lines
NAFTI
BOVJEN
Saint Rose
DNS
Jobens Express
Joysell Express
Our Vineyard
VIL 5000
Joannah Jesh
HM Trans
Precious Grace
CHER Trans

Provincial Buses

CEBU City to MACTAN and vice versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: Davao City to Arakan and Vice Versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: PITX in Paranaque to Davao City and Vice Versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: C.P. Garcia to Roxas and Vice Versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: Ormoc City to Sogod and Vice Versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: Davao City to Butuan City and Vice Versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: Davao City to Kidapawan and Vice Versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: ANNIL: Davao City to Calinan
Davao Metro Shuttle: Catalunan to Roxas and Vice Versa
Davao Metro Shuttle: Tacloban City to Calbayog City and Vice Versa

Modern PUV or Jeepneys

Cubao Rosario Sta. Lucia Transport Service Cooperative (CURODA)
PAMAJOD Environmental Sustainable Transport Service Cooperative
Gubat Transport Cooperative (GUTRANSCO)
Pagunova Transport Service and MultiPurpose Cooperative
Alliance of Provincial Operators and Drivers Transport Cooperative (APODTC)
Oro Transport Service Cooperative (OROTSCO)
Calumpit Hagonoy Jeepney Drivers And Operators Transport Cooperative
DCM Transport Corporation
Sapang Palay Minuyan Loop Transport Service Cooperative
Francisco Homes MultiPurpose Transport Service Cooperative (FHMPTSC)
Grotto Novaliches Transport Service Cooperative (GNTSC)
Pasig Mandaluyong Quiapo Operators and Drivers Alliance Transport Service Cooperative (PAMAQODA)
Lungsod Silangan Transport Service and Multi-Purpose Cooperative
OPOL PUV Transport Commuters (OPUVTC)

Ferries

A Calvo Trans- Cebu to Balamban
Alowie- Sibonga
Britt- Barili- Dumanjug
Britt- Carcar- Simala- Sibonga
Canoneo- Toledo
CP Cormoninas – Tuburan
EDC- Carcar Sibonga
Gabe Transport – Balamban
Gabe Transport- Pinamungajan
Gabe Trans- Tuburan via Toledo
JBus- Sibonga
Jegans – Pinamungajan
Jhade- Aloguinsan Pinamungajan
JS Calvo Trans Cebu to Balamban
JS Calvo Trans – Pinamungajan
JZ Corominas – Tuburan
Librando Trans – Badian
Metrolink- Bato via Barili
MRJ- Carcar Sibonga
Pioneer – Bato via Oslob
RLLC – A. Belocura – Dumanjug
RLLC – A. Dacer- Dumanjug
RLLC – R. Chua- Dumanjug
SEPO – Aloguinsan
SEPO – Carcar Sibonga Simala
SEPO – Pinamungajan
SEPO-Argao
Showbus- Carcar Sibonga
Skipper – Sibonga
Sunrays – Cebu to Samboan
Tikboy – Carcar
V & J.A Corominas- Tuburan
Vallacar Trans- Alcoy
Vallacar Trans – Argao
Vallacar Trans – Bato via Barili
Vallacar Trans – Bato via Oslob
Vallacar Trans – Carcar
Vallacar Trans – Dumaguete
Vallacar Trans – Moalboal
Vallacar Trans – Pinamungajan
Vallacar Trans-Bal-Ast-Tub
VG Corominas – Tuburan
Yeoman – Argao
Yeoman – Carcar Sibonga

Retail

PGH Bayanihan MP Coop – PGH Compound, Taft Ave., Manila
Lyceum of the Philippines University – Intramuros, Manila
Select Ministop/Uncle John’s branches

Others

Integrated Microelectronics, Inc. (IMI)
Lancaster City, Cavite
Light Industry and Science Park I (LISP I)
Star Market Group of Wet Markets (Novaliches, Pasig)

Where can I purchase a Beep Card?

You can purchase a Beep Card at these locations:

MRT-3, LRT-1, LRT-2 stations
Facebook Marketplace
Select Partner Modern PUVs / Jeepneys
Select Uncle John’s/Ministop Branches
Topline Marina Ferries
P2P Bus Terminals
- BGC Bus Market! Market!
- BGC Bus EDSA McKinley
- Bonifacio Stopover
- TAS Trans Pilar
- TAS Trans P2P Nuvali
- Makati Trasierra
- One Ayala
- Glorietta 3 Makati

How much does a Beep Card cost?

As of writing, getting a Beep Card has a price of Php100. The cost of the actual card is only Php30, while the Php70 will act as your initial load amount.

How to reload by Beep Card?

You can reload your Beep Card at train and P2P bus stations and tons of offline and online methods that you can check here. You can also do it yourself if you own a smartphone with an NFC feature.

How to check my Beep Card load balance?

You should immediately see your load balance every time you use it on train stations, buses, etc. Alternatively, you can check your remaining balance on reloading stations and by using the Beep App available on iOS, Android, and Huawei devices.

These are all the places and establishments where you can use your Beep Card as the payment method, as well as things you should know about getting one, reloading, and checking your balance.