Datamatics' AFC & Mobile Ticketing Systems Go Live for Mumbai Metro Lines 2B & 9
Datamatics' Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) and mobile ticketing systems are now live for Mumbai Metro Lines 2B and 9, enhancing commuter experience. Phase 1 of these lines was inaugurated on April 8, 2026. This builds upon Datamatics' previous implementations for Mumbai Metro Lines 2A and 7.
The implementation of AFC and mobile ticketing systems for new metro lines signifies a successful project deployment and strengthens Datamatics' position in the intelligent transportation systems sector, potentially leading to future business.
The announcement details the successful go-live of Datamatics' systems for new Mumbai Metro lines, highlighting positive technological contributions and expanding the company's project portfolio.
Datamatics Global Services Limited has announced the successful implementation of its Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) and mobile ticketing systems for Phase 1 of Mumbai Metro Lines 2B and 9. These systems are designed to facilitate faster entry and exit, along with automatic fare deduction, supporting both QR-coded tickets and common mobility cards.
The first phase of these new metro lines was inaugurated on April 8, 2026. Datamatics has previously deployed its AFC solutions for Mumbai Metro Lines 2A and 7.
Rahul Kanodia, Vice Chairman and CEO of Datamatics, expressed pride in the company's ongoing association with the Mumbai Metro, highlighting how their advanced systems contribute to a more efficient and seamless transit experience for millions of Mumbaikars, a city where the company is headquartered.
Datamatics has a significant global track record, having executed over 30 AFC projects in major cities like London, New York, Melbourne, Hong Kong, and Dubai, as well as for the Memphis Area Transit Authority in the USA. In India, their AFC solutions have been implemented for projects including Mumbai Metro, Delhi-Meerut RRTS, Kolkata Metro, Pune Metro, Lucknow Metro, and the Shri Mata Vaishnav Devi shrine cable car.
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