Qing, China Unified Automatic Fare Collection Scheme completed by Q4 2009, Dubai, United Arab Emirates EZ-link, Singapore (until 2009) Airport Rail Link (Bangkok), Bangkok, Thailand SPASS card, Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation, Dhaka, Bangladesh Indonesia: Multi-Trip Card (KMT), KRL Commuterline Greater Jakarta and Surakarta-Yogyakarta Dompetku D-Tap, Indosat Ooredoo Jelajah (e-Ticket), Jakarta MRT Jak Lingko, integrated card for Transjakarta, Jakarta MRT, KRL Commuterline Jakarta, Jakarta LRT, and Soekarno–Hatta Airport Rail Link Japan: The system is de facto standard in Japan. Electronic money or mobile payment: Edy, Rakuten Edy iD, NTT Docomo (also deployed to a limited degree in Guam and China) nanaco, Seven & I Holdings Co. Osaifu Keitai QUICPay, Japan Credit Bureau WAON, AEON Group Public transportation payment: (Some can be used as electronic money as well.) Major cards: Hayakaken, Fukuoka City Subway ICOCA, JR West Kitaca, JR Hokkaidō Manaca, Meitetsu, public transportation in Tōkai region (includes Nagoya) nimoca, railways and buses in Kyushu PASMO, railways and buses in Kantō region (includes Tokyo) PiTaPa, railways and buses in Kansai region SUGOCA, JR Kyūshū Suica, JR East TOICA, JR Central See the table below for other cards. Integrated services in Japan As FeliCa is the de facto smart card ticketing system standard in Japan, many of these cards have integrated services. A particular region/operator may accept multiple cards. The table below shows the integrated services FeliCa cards have for each Japanese region. A: The area accepts all functions of the card, including electronic money function. (There may be subtle differences between each area.) B: The area accepts basic functions of the card, but not some functions such as electronic money or auto recharging. A: The area will introduce the new card in the future. F: The area will accept the card in future. A few cards can be used as electronic money in some unmarked areas. 1: In many cases, there are multiple operators accepting the same card in the same area. See each card article for the full listing. Notes External links Official homepage Sony products Contactless smart cards NTT Docomo Japanese inventions