I know Google has a large presence at King's Cross, but I am not sure that's the reason for the change in emphasis on smartcard acceptance - putting G Pay up top.
My first thought is TfL want to actively promote other forms of payment over Oyster which is now relegated to the bottom of the list.
Makes sense I guess, but I would hope they're working to allow railcards to be associated with CPCs and mobiles.
Oh, and no Apple Pay logo? Very odd.
Photo shows a Cubic gateline with G Pay, credit/debit cards and Oyster logo on the smartcard reader/pad.
My first thought is TfL want to actively promote other forms of payment over Oyster which is now relegated to the bottom of the list.
Makes sense I guess, but I would hope they're working to allow railcards to be associated with CPCs and mobiles.
Oh, and no Apple Pay logo? Very odd.
Photo shows a Cubic gateline with G Pay, credit/debit cards and Oyster logo on the smartcard reader/pad.