About ICカード残高リーダー
With an IC card balance reader, you can easily read transportation IC cards such as Suica, PASMO, and ICOCA using your NFC-enabled smartphone and instantly check your balance and usage history.
This app is convenient for travel in Japan and everyday use. It supports major transportation IC cards including Suica, Welcome Suica, PASMO, and ICOCA. You can easily check card information used on trains, subways, buses, convenience stores, vending machines, etc.
Simply hold your card over the back of your smartphone to instantly display the following information:
* Current balance
* Latest usage history
* Expenditure history
* Charge history
* Ride history
■ Supported transportation IC cards
* Suica
* Welcome Suica
* PASMO
* ICOCA
* TOICA
* Kitaca
* manaca
* nimoca
* SUGOCA
* Hayakaken
Convenient for travel and everyday use throughout Japan, including Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, and Sapporo. Quickly check your card balance before boarding a train or shopping.
■ Main Features
• High-speed card reading via NFC
• Instantly check your balance
• Display the latest transaction history
• Check your charge history
• Simple and easy-to-use design
• Lightweight and fast app
• No account registration required
• Ideal for travelers in Japan
■ Recommended for:
• Travelers in Japan
• Those using JR (Japan Railways)
• Those using subways and private railways
• Those using Shinkansen (bullet trains)
• Those using transportation IC cards
• Those who want to check their card balance immediately
■ How to Use
1. Launch the app.
2. Hold your IC card over the NFC reader on your smartphone.
3. Your balance and transaction history will be displayed immediately.
■ Notes
• An NFC-compatible device is required.
• Some Android devices sold outside of Japan may not support reading transportation IC cards.
• Available functions may vary depending on the type of card and device specifications.
This app is an unofficial app. Trademarks such as Suica, PASMO, and ICOCA belong to their respective owners. This app is not affiliated with JR East, the PASMO Council, West Japan Railway Company (ICOCA), or any other railway companies or transportation operators.
