After you tap on that, you need to select a credit or debit card, which will be used as default payment for your public transit rides.
When you go to "Wallet & Apple Pay" settings on your iPhone, you'll now see an option called Express Transit Card.
Thankfully, there's a subway station near our office that has the tap-to-pay turnstiles.īefore I get into that, though, let's first talk about the setup process for Express Transit, as the Apple Pay feature is called. Still, I wanted to get the full experience beyond a quick demo from Apple. The one close to my apartment isn't one of them. But, even though the MTA is now supporting contactless payments services such as Apple Pay, only a handful of stations and buses have so far been upgraded to the new One Metro New York ( OMNY) system.
In an ideal world, I would've been able to use my iPhone to get through the turnstile at my nearby subway station. This morning, as I've done regularly since moving to New York City years ago, I left my Brooklyn apartment to head to Engadget headquarters in Manhattan.
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