stations: City: Perth railway station, Elizabeth Quay bus station, Perth Busport Armadale Line: Thornlie and Armadale Fremantle Line: Fremantle and Subiaco Midland Line: Midland and Bassendean Joondalup Line: Clarkson, Joondalup, Whitfords, Warwick and Stirling Mandurah Line: Mandurah, Rockingham, Cockburn Central, Aubin Grove, Murdoch and Elizabeth Quay. Machines at Transperth InfoCentres, located in the Perth central business district, also offer this feature. Electronic transfers AutoLoad allows a user to establish a direct debit authority or provide credit card information to automatically reload the card with a pre-set amount, once the low-value threshold of $6 for standard users and $3 for concession users is reached. Loading a SmartRider automatically via Autoload is the only way users can achieve similar levels of fare savings in comparison to the previous MultiRider system. Alternatively, passengers can manually transfer funds from their bank account using BPay, either via phone or internet. It takes 3–5 working days depending on your financial institution and the time of the Bpay transaction. Passengers must have a minimum of a two section fare when they tag on for the funds to transfer onto the card. On board buses and ferries A SmartRider tag-on machine is integrated into machines that issue bus and ferry tickets. Passengers can add value to the card by paying the driver. Retail outlets Value can be added via EFTPOS or cash at authorised retail outlets such as newsagents. Technical details The SmartRider project includes various machines and technologies to manage and control the system including distance travelled, fare deduction, and processing. The SmartRider card's chip contains information such as the SmartRider number, current balance, concession/Autoload status and, if in the middle of a journey, the location the card was tagged on at. Upon 'tagging', this information is updated on the card by the processor. The processor will also store this information until the end of the day, where it is transmitted back to Transperth. Delayed transaction history is accessible by Transperth staff and the user if their card is linked to Transperth's online service, TravelEasy. The network also functions by 'pending actions', where each SmartRider processor on the network downloads a list of recent actions Transperth has taken against a list of cards. The processors then wait until they next see that card, upon which data can be modified on them. For example, a hot-listed (or cancelled) card's number will be sent out to all processors (usually