TulparCard

TulparCard TulparCard is a free Android travel and navigation app for effortless commuting—link your transport card, attach family cards, pay with QR/digital code, buy passes, and top up online.

TulparCard

TulparCard is an Android travel and navigation app designed to make getting around smoother and more convenient. Created by Марат Алимбетов, it’s free to use and includes tools that help you manage your transport cards, track trips, and pay for rides with minimal effort.

A key feature of TulparCard is the ability to connect your public transport card to the app. You can also add (attach) or remove (detach) the transport cards of family members, check your travel history and ticket purchases, and top up your card balance right from the app. For payment, the app supports fare payments using either a QR code or the bus’s digital bus code. If you need it, you can also buy a travel pass and block your transport card remotely.

Key features

• Link a transport card
• Attach/detach family members’ transport cards
• View trip history, tickets, and top-ups
• Pay fares via QR code
• Pay using the bus’s digital code
• Purchase travel passes
• Remotely block a transport card
• Transfer funds from card to card
• Check bus routes



• Online top-up with a bank card



• Personal account

Playing Tips

• Keep your transport card connected to the app so you can manage expenses and review your travel history anytime.
• Use the option to attach family members’ cards to simplify payments and travel tracking for group plans.
• Choose QR code or digital bus code payment to pay quickly and without contact.



• Check available route options and bus schedules in the app to plan trips more efficiently.
• Use online top-ups with your bank card to replenish your balance smoothly.

Conclusion

Beyond these features, TulparCard lets you transfer money between cards, view bus routes, and top up your transport card online using a bank card. The app also includes a personal account to help you manage your transport cards easily in one place.