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Mybi

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The Mybi (Korean: 마이비) card is a kind of contactless smartcard used in South Korea. This system was introduced in 2000 as a new fare collection system for the Busan area. It is now discontinued. See EZL. Lotte started a new name and united fare card. (eB card → Upass + Mybi = cashBee)

Technology

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Mybi uses MIFARE Standard 1k and PROX technology.

Compatibility

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KB Free Pass and KTX Family Card[1] are Mybi-compatible systems.

Areas

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Mybi was used in many areas.

  • Busan (Digital Busan Card): Metro, taxi, bus, toll road, parking lot
  • Ulsan (Digital Ulsan Card): Bus
  • Jinju (Digital Gyeongnam Card): Bus
  • Changwon (Digital Gyeongnam Card): Bus
  • Gimhae (Gimhae For You Card): Bus
  • Yangsan (Digital Gyeongnam Card): Bus
  • Sacheon (Digital Gyeongnam Card): Bus
  • Gimcheon, Gumi (Sinnari Card): Bus
  • Gyeongju (Digital Busan Card, Digital Ulsan Card): Bus
  • Gwangju (Bitgoeul Card): Metro, bus
  • Chuncheon: Bus
  • Wonju: Bus
  • Taebaek, Pyeong Chang, Samcheok, Gang Reung, Sok Cho, Yeong Weol, Jeong Sun: Bus
  • Seoul: bus, and subway
  • All of the Chungcheongbukdo area (Ettum e-Card): bus
  • All of the Chungcheongnamdo area (Digital Chungnam Card): bus
  • All of the Jeollabukdo area (Sinmyungie Card): bus
  • All of the Jeollanamdo area (Digital Yehyang Jeonnam Card): bus
  • AREX

See also

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References

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  1. ↑ ":::: KTX 패밀리 카드 - 생활의 가치를 높여드립니다!". Ktxfamily.com. Archived from the original on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2012-05-01.
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