Japan IC Card Balance Check

Check the balance and trip history of your Japanese transit IC card by holding it against your Android phone. No sign-up, no server, no internet — everything happens on your device.

WHEN YOU NEED IT
- Check your balance right after passing through the gate
- See when, where and how much you spent
- Confirm you have enough charge before heading out
- Check that the fare you were charged is correct

FEATURES
- Balance: tap the card and the balance appears immediately
- Trip history: journeys, top-ups, purchases and bus rides in date order
- Station names: 5,936 stations built in, showing where you entered and exited
- Fares: worked out from two records that sit next to each other on the card
- History that outlives the card: the card itself keeps only its last 20 records, but this app saves what it reads every time — the longer you use it, the more of your past journeys it holds
- Multiple cards: save each one under a name of your choosing
- Japanese and English, with light and dark themes

SUPPORTED CARDS
Transit IC cards covered by Japan's nationwide mutual-use scheme: Suica, PASMO, ICOCA, TOICA, manaca, PiTaPa, SUGOCA, nimoca, Hayakaken and Kitaca.

PRIVACY
- Nothing is ever sent to a server, and there is no account to create
- What the app reads stays on your phone
- You can delete all stored data at any time from Settings
- NFC is the only permission the app asks for

WHAT IT CANNOT DO
- It cannot add money to your card. This is a read-only app that never writes to a card — top up at a station machine or a convenience store
- It never shows anything the card did not record. A station it cannot identify is labelled unknown rather than guessed at
- It does not show commuter pass details or the name printed on the card

REQUIREMENTS
An Android phone with NFC (FeliCa). Turn NFC on before scanning.

PLEASE NOTE
This is an unofficial app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any transit operator or card issuer. Station data comes from ekicode / IC SFCard Fan. The app is free and supported by advertising.