What are the new account-based Nysse travel cards in Tampere?
Changes to the Tampere travel card.
Short answer
Nysse said on 15 October 2026 that the first account-based travel cards are in use. Ticket and customer group information is now stored in a back-end system instead of on the card, and you can manage the card online in Nella.fi. All newly sold cards are account-based, and existing cards are converted at public transport ticket machines in stages, by card number. Nysse says customers do not need to do anything and the cards are not replaced. Tickets bought in Nella.fi appear on an account-based card immediately, and a lost card can be closed and later reactivated.
Why
- No action needed from passengers.
- Cards are not replaced.
- Online top-ups show up immediately.
Details
Nysse says a converted card shows a white card on a light blue background marked "N" in Nella.fi.
Tip
Register the card in Nella.fi so you can close it if it is lost.
What may differ
Nysse has not given an end date for the transition; check Nysse news.
Common misconception
You must order a new Nysse card for the new system.
What actually happens
Nysse says the change is automatic and cards are not replaced.
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Sources
This answer is for reference only. Local ticket prices and routes change, so check the local public transport website before you travel.
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