Delhi Metro has collaborated with ONDC. Now commuters can book tickets via multiple popular apps. This eliminates the need for a dedicated metro app. Google Maps, Redbus, and Rapido are among the ...

DMRC has launched the Momentum 2.0 Delhi Sarthi app, transforming metro travel by eliminating the need for metro cards. With features like a digital wallet, locker rentals, and the ability to book ...

The Delhi Metro has become the country's first large-scale urban transit system to join the Open Network for Digital Commerce, allowing users to book tickets through more than 10 popular apps.

Delhi users can now plan their metro trips, purchase QR-based tickets, and view real-time transit updates within the Uber app-with payments made exclusively via UPI.

The development comes shortly after Uber India launched a similar metro ticketing feature in May, allowing its users to purchase metro tickets through its app and pair them with last-mile ...

The app offers several advantages over the traditional Delhi Metro card. One of the key benefits is that it eliminates the requirement of maintaining a minimum balance of ₹50.

You can now book your Delhi Metro tickets at a 50% discount directly in the Uber app. No more long queues or tokens, just tap, pay, and scan your QR code at the gate,” said Uber in a promotional ...

Soft-launched in November 2024, DMRC’s presence on the ONDC Network is now fully operational, enabling commuters to book metro tickets through more than 10 popular consumer apps.