--FILE--View of a provisioning transit card in the Wallet app on iOS 11.3 on an iphone smartphone in Beijing, China, 30 March 2018. Following the re
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--FILE--View of a provisioning transit card in the Wallet app on iOS 11.3 on an iphone smartphone in Beijing, China, 30 March 2018. Following the release of iOS 11.3 and watchOS 4.3, Apple on Friday (30 March 2018) began rolling out transit card integration in China, offering iPhone and Apple Watch users in Beijing and Shanghai tap-to-ride public transportation access. Despite word of official support, users in the area are successfully provisioning cards in the Wallet app on iOS, reports Wei Feng. Japanese language blog Ata Distance points to a number of Twitter posts verifying an activation of services. As noted by Apple, the Beijing Transportation Smart Card provides gate access to local subway and bus lines. While not confirmed, Wei Feng suggests card holders can also use Apple Pay to board buses and trains in cities that support the national China T-Union card. With the Shanghai Public Transportation Card, Apple Pay's NFC capabilities can be used to access subway, bus, ferry and Maglev routes in that city.