No, the Rabbit Card is a stored-value card primarily used for the BTS Skytrain and select retail partners in Bangkok, and it is not currently compatible with the public transit systems in Chiang Mai. Chiang Mai’s transportation is vastly different from the capital's rail-heavy infrastructure; here, people primarily use Songthaews (red trucks), Tuk-tuks, and the Chiang Mai Smart Bus. While the Smart Bus has its own dedicated "RTC Transit Card" and also accepts contactless credit cards (Visa/Mastercard), the Rabbit Card will not work on their readers. In 2026, there are ongoing discussions about a "Thailand Pass" to unify these systems, but for now, they remain separate. You can, however, still use your Rabbit Card at some national retail chains located in Chiang Mai, such as McDonald's, Starbucks, or Dairy Queen, to pay for food and drinks using your existing balance. For getting around the city, you are better off carrying small cash for Songthaews or linking your credit card to the Grab app.