Yang Cheng Tong - Type of Cards

Type of Cards

There are different types of the Yang Cheng Tong card, but their functions are basically the same.

  • Standard card, sold for 80RMB and containing deposit value of 30RMB. Deposit will be refunded when the card is returned.
  • Memorial card, deposit not included and refund of this type is prohibited. For example, the designs of these cards in 2006 are travel spots-themed, sold for 20RMB each card. When showing this card to relative spot box office, 10% discount would be offered for admission.
  • Xeno-card is a wrist watch, key chain or cell phone lanyard which is implanted with the chip used in Yang Cheng Tong cards. These products may derive from the idea of Octopus watch.
  • Enterprise card.
  • Joint card.

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