In Mallorca, as of 2026, paying for a taxi is a straightforward process with multiple options available to both locals and tourists. While cash was historically the primary method, almost all official taxis in Palma and major resorts are now equipped with point-of-sale (POS) terminals that accept major credit and debit cards, including Visa and Mastercard. Contactless payments via smartphones or smartwatches (Apple Pay and Google Pay) are also widely supported. If you use ride-hailing apps like TaxiClick, Free Now, or Uber—which operates in specific areas like Palma and Calvià—the fare is typically charged directly to the card linked to your account, providing a seamless, cashless experience. However, if you are traveling to more rural parts of the island or smaller villages, it is still a "pro tip" to carry some Euro cash in small denominations just in case of a technical glitch or a rare older vehicle. Tipping is not mandatory but rounding up to the nearest Euro is common practice for good service.