Throughout February, passengers using buses and the subway in Argentina can significantly reduce their travel costs, with discounts ranging from 50% to 100%. This can be achieved through promotional offers from banks, cards, and digital wallets that allow users to pay for their fares using their smartphones, either by displaying a QR code or tapping the phone on a fare machine. This accessible approach to saving money makes public transport more affordable for daily commuters.

One of the highlighted promotions is from the digital wallet MODO, which will provide a 50% cashback on subway and bus fares from February 9 to February 22. For instance, if a minimum fare costs $650, users paying through MODO will receive $325 back, effectively halving their transport expenses. This promotion is part of a broader initiative to help citizens navigate rising costs of living amid economic challenges.

As many Argentines face increasing financial pressures, these types of promotions are essential for easing the burden of daily commuting expenses. The availability of such savings highlights the role of digital banking solutions in supporting consumers. It also underscores an innovative approach to public transport financing, aiming to incentivize the use of public transit while fostering financial relief for users during tough economic times.