Tap to pay your fare with OMNY (2024)

Tap and go in every borough

OMNY is our contactless fare payment system — and it's the easiest, most flexible way to pay your subway or bus fare. You don't have to sign up or download an app to use OMNY; simply use your contactless credit or debit card, smartphone, wearable device, or OMNY card to tap and go.

OMNY currently supports full-fare andReduced-Fare pay-per-ride options.

OMNY will eventually combine fare payments and ticketing across subways, buses, paratransit, and commuter rail. As we work toward a full rollout, you can still use MetroCard, TrainTime, and other existing fare payment options, giving you the flexibility to choose when OMNY is right for you.

How OMNY works

To pay your fare at subway turnstiles, AutoGates, and onboard buses (including Select Bus Service buses), simply tap your own contactless credit or debit card, smart device, or OMNY card on the OMNY reader. Use the same card or device for both legs of your trip to get a free transfer.

The screen will instantly confirm if the tap was successful, sending you on your way quickly and easily.

OMNYcaps your weekly fares at $34 when you tap the same card or device for every ride. This gives OMNY customers the benefits of a 7-Day Unlimited MetroCard without paying in advance.

Your first tap starts a new seven-day cap. If you spend $34 within seven days, you ride free for the rest of the cap period. If you spend less, you only pay for the rides you take.

The cap resets every seven days and restarts with your next tap. Express buses, group trips, and transfers do not count toward the cap. The Reduced-Fare cap is $17.

How to use OMNY

Using an OMNY card

OMNY cards are now available at select retail locations and subway stations throughout New York City. An OMNY card can be filled using cash at nearby retailers and subway station vending machines, so you don't need a bank card or device to take advantage of the flexibility and convenience of OMNY.

An OMNY card works the same as a contactless credit or debit card — all you have to do is tap and go. You can also use an OMNY card to take advantage of our fare capping program. Pay for 12 rides using the same card in a seven-day period and additional rides within the week are free.

Introducing OMNY vending machines

You can now buy or reload an OMNY card at our new vending machines at many subway stations. As a limited-time introductory offer, you can buy a new reloadable card for $1. That's the same price as a new MetroCard, even though OMNY cards last for years. You can also buy a new Single-Ride OMNY ticket for $3.25. You can pay with cash, a credit or debit card, or a smart device.

Eventually, OMNY vending machines will be available in all 472 subway stations as we prepare to retire MetroCard. For now, you may see machines in other stations that are installed but not yet available for use. Check back here for the latest information on stations with available machines.

Get help with OMNY

Contact us online or call 877-789-6669 for questions about OMNY payments and transactions:

  • Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • 24/7 for self-help service
Tap to pay your fare with OMNY (2024)

FAQs

How do you tap with OMNY? ›

Choose how, when, and where to pay the fare:
  1. Tap your contactless card. Check if your contactless credit, debit, or reloadable prepaid card has the contactless symbol on the front or back. ...
  2. Tap your phone or smart device. ...
  3. Tap an OMNY card.

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How much does the OMNY tap cost? ›

Simply tap and go with the same contactless credit or debit card, smart device, or OMNY card. It's like a 7-Day Unlimited MetroCard without the upfront cost. Start any day and $34 (or $17 for Reduced-Fare customers) is the most you'll pay.

Do you pay less with OMNY? ›

Benefits of OMNY for Reduced-Fare customers

Tap more and save. Tap the same contactless card or device as many times as you want within a 7-day period and never pay more than $17.

What is the payment method for OMNY? ›

With OMNY, you can use your own contactless credit, debit card, or reloadable prepaid or pre-tax benefit card, smart device, wearable or an OMNY card to pay the fare. Just choose your preferred payment method, tap at an OMNY reader, and go!

What is the difference between OMNY and MetroCard? ›

One difference between MetroCard and OMNY is that your free transfer will not be confirmed at the OMNY reader. If your trip qualifies for a free transfer, you will not be charged for that trip. You can register for an OMNY account or sign in to view your trips and charges.

Do I need an app for OMNY? ›

You don't have to sign up or download an app to use OMNY; simply use your contactless credit or debit card, smartphone, wearable device, or OMNY card to tap and go.

How does OMNY charge you? ›

Yes! Simply tap your own contactless credit or debit card, smart device, or OMNY card on the OMNY reader to pay the fare. These are the same OMNY readers as those on MTA subways and buses and work the same way.

Does OMNY still have fare capping? ›

Our new weekly fare cap lets you get all the benefits of a 7-Day Unlimited MetroCard without paying in advance. OMNY caps your weekly fares at $34 when you tap the same card or device for every ride. Your first tap starts a new seven-day cap.

Can 2 people use 1 OMNY card? ›

Pay for multiple people: Up to four riders can use the same payment method. Tap OMNY or swipe a pay-per-ride MetroCard as each person enters. Tap a contactless credit or debit card, mobile device, or OMNY card at OMNY readers to pay the fare.

Does OMNY have senior discounts? ›

Students, seniors and low-income New Yorkers will soon get a free or discounted OMNY card instead of a MetroCard, as the MTA seeks to speed up the long-delayed rollout of the tap-and-go payment system.

Does OMNY charge extra? ›

Benefits of OMNY include: Free transfers – Use the same card or device for both legs of your trip to get a free transfer. Free trips – Pay for 12 rides using the same card or device in a 7-day period, and all additional rides within the week are free.

Do I need an account to use OMNY? ›

Creating an OMNY account is not required. However, there are many benefits available to you by registering for an OMNY account, including tracking your progress toward reaching the 7-day fare cap.

Does an OMNY card expire? ›

OMNY card. A physical card is offered for people without access to mobile devices or contactless bank cards to load value onto and access the system. The card is thicker than the MetroCard it replaced, and is valid for seven years from purchase.

Is OMNY at all subway stations? ›

You can use OMNY at all subway stations in New York City, and at Staten Island Railway locations where fares are collected.

How do I use my transit check with OMNY? ›

Simply tap your own contactless credit or debit card, smart device, or OMNY card on the OMNY reader to pay the fare. These are the same OMNY readers as those on MTA subways and buses and work the same way.

How does transfer work with OMNY? ›

You must use the same payment method for each leg of the trip to get a free transfer. Each paid trip with OMNY counts once toward the weekly fare cap. Note that each paid trip with OMNY counts only once toward the 7-day fare cap, even if a free transfer was taken as part of the trip.

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