Beep™ card is a stored value contactless card used primarily as the fare system in the metro and light rail transit railways in Metro Manila – LRT1, LRT2 and MRT3. This card can also be used in selected Point-to-Point (P2P) buses and PUVs nationwide. Outside of public transportation, beep™ can also be used to pay for toll fees in NLEX and CAVITEX and is accepted in various retail establishments such as FamilyMart, Ministop, and Wendy’s. (Source)
For easy and convenient access to your card, beep ™ introduced their mobile app. With this app, you can check the load balance and view your card transactions. This app is available on Google Play and the App Store.
For android users with NFC-enabled phones, additional features are available – to buy beep load and recharge the amount to the beep card via the beep app. To know if your Android phone is NFC-enabled, slide down your phone and find the NFC logo (see sample photo). Tap the icon to enable the feature. Another way to check this function is by going to your phone settings and search for the NFC and enable it from there.
And to know how to recharge your beep card using the Beep app, read the quick guide below.
If you do not have the Beep app yet, click the icon to download the app in Google Play or App Store. Please note that for iOS devices, you can only check the load balance of your beep card, but there is no option to reload via the app. Reloading via the app is only available in NFC-enabled android phones.
Once the app has been installed, you need to sign-up for an account. To know how to register an account in the app, the steps are included in this quick guide:
After successful registration and you able to add your beep card, you can now reload it. Just select the beep card and follow the following steps:
Reload Beep card using Shopee Pay account
In your Beep app, select the amount to reload and select Shopee Pay to pay for it. Follow the steps below to do this:
In Beep App
- In Beep app, tap the 3 straight line icon found at the bottom of the page. Then, select Buy beep Load.
- Select the card to load or you can also load unregistered card.
- Enter the amount to recharge or choose from the denomination list. And tap Continue button.
- Review and confirm details. Then, click Continue button.
- From the list of e-Wallets, select ShopeePay.
- A ShopeePay QR-code will be generated. Use your ShopeePay App to scan the QR code.
In ShopeePay App
- In your ShopeePay page, tap the Scan icon.
- Place your camera over the entire QR code to start scanning and detect the code.
- Once scanning is successful, the payment details will be displayed. Tap the Next button to continue.
- Make sure your ShopeePay account has an available balance to complete the transaction. Review details and tap Pay Now button.
- Enter your ShopeePay PIN to complete the payment.
- Payment has been successful. Go back to the Beep app to load the amount into the beep card.
Loading the amount in your Beep™ card
After the payment confirmation, go back to the Beep app. You need to tap your beep card at the back of your phone to load the amount that has been recharged.
Explore Beep™ app Features
- It will show the total available balance of all cards registered
- List of beep cards registered
- a button to add new beep card
- It will show the total available balance of all cards registered
- List of beep cards registered
- a button to add new beep card
Buy beep load and Fetch beep load features are available and can be used by those with NFC-enabled android phones.
Buy beep load and Fetch beep load features are available and can be used by those with NFC-enabled android phones.
For more information about the beep, visit their official website, https://www.beeptopay.com/home.html. And for any related inquiries, you can contact them via the following:
- Landline: (02) 8 737 9600
- Globe line: 0917-512-1319
- Smart line: 0998-581-9675
- [email protected]
- https://www.beeptopay.com/contact-us.html
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Hello, everyone! I’m Ali Chavez, the admin and creator of the Online Quick Guide blog website. I’ve been an OFW for 15 years now, working in the Middle East. I’m an Electronics Engineer by profession and obtained a Diploma in Computer Science. I created this blog to help everyone, particularly OFWs like me, maximize the use of available online services and applications. These e-services, offered by government agencies, and online banking and mobile apps provide us with easy access and convenience. I hope each tutorial will guide you in using these online services to your advantage.