Rav-Kav and payment apps

What is a Rav-Kav card?

The Rav-Kav Card is a reloadable, reusable, personal card and is non-transferable. The card is embossed with the cardholder's name and photo and replaces paper tickets previously used. The card may be reloaded in accordance with your legal rights, and each passenger must duly validate their journey.

Locating Egged On-the-Go stations

Rav-Kav and payment apps

What is a Rav-Kav card?

Locating Egged On-the-Go stations

Types of Rav-Kav cards

Payment methods on public transportation

Frequently Asked Questions

Rav-Kav and payment apps

What is a Rav-Kav card?

Locating Egged On-the-Go stations

Types of Rav-Kav cards

Personal Rav-Kav

Anonymous Rav-Kav

Semi-Anonymous Rav-Kav

Payment methods on public transportation

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I receive credit for an incorrect charge on my Rav-Kav card?

What happens if your Rav-Kav card is lost, stolen or damaged?

Card lost or stolen with a monthly or student travel pass?

What happens when my profile expires?

When do I receive a credit for contracts loaded onto the card?

Can I purchase a ticket without identifying myself?

What happens when a youth turns 18?

Can a card be issued with more than one profile?

How many contracts can be loaded onto the card?

How long is a Rav-Kav card valid?

Can children receive the Rav-Kav independently?

Can multiple people use the same Stored Value?

What happens if I want to change a contract which has been loaded on the card?

How do I get a refund?

What happens with a ticket issued by another transport operator?

What is Stored Value and where can it be used?

Is my personal data stored?

Are holders of a residence visa or foreign passport entitled to discounts on public transportation?

How do you issue a Rav-Kav card to foster children?

Payment by app

Passenger Information

Egged Group

Seat Reservation

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