TfL Go app updates lets you keep tabs on fares and journeys
TfL has released its latest update to the free TfL Go app, which will make it easier to keep tabs on their fares and journey history while on the move.
The update will allow you to easily access their contactless or Oyster online account and then view their journey history directly in the TfL Go app, rather than having to do so via the TfL website or Oyster and Contactless app. You will also find it easier to check and apply for a refund for any incomplete journeys, top up pay as you go credit and buy adult rate season tickets for their Oyster card via the app.
The TfL Go app will also allow users also create a contactless or Oyster account on the app if they don’t already have one. The update is being rolled out to all TfL Go users over the next few weeks, after which point TfL will look to close down its Oyster and Contactless app, which launched in September 2017.
When using pay as you go with contactless and Oyster, you can travel flexibly at quieter times by simply touching in and out and only paying for the journeys they make, reducing the need to queue or buy tickets in the station. Pay as you go fares are also capped so customers don’t have to buy a Travelcard in advance.
More than 700 stations across London and the south east now accept pay as you go with contactless, with 47 more stations going live on 2 February 2025 – expanding where customers can use contactless to Shoeburyness, Sevenoaks, St Albans Abbey and Bletchley.
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