Can I pay for tram with debit card Amsterdam?

Whether you travel by bus, train, metro or tram, everything is possible. In many regions in the Netherlands, OVpay is already available and so you can already check in and out with your debit card. For example, the bus, metro or tram in Amsterdam, but also in Groningen and Eindhoven.



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