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Where to buy and top up

Find your nearest place to buy and top up, or go online.

Buy a myki and top up at:

Hundreds of shops including all 7-Elevens
myki machines at selected stations and stops (you can only buy Full Fare myki cards at myki machines)
Your Android phone, via Google Pay
premium station ticket offices
PTV Hubs
on the bus ($20 max. You can’t buy or top up on routes 401 and 601)
online
by calling 1800 800 007. Allow seven days for delivery of a myki and around 90 minutes for online top ups.
Register or log-in to manage your myki and set Auto top up

All of these places (except for myki machines) sell Full Fare, Concession, Child and Seniors myki cards. After buying your myki, you need to top up to activate the card and travel.

Only buy or top up your myki card from an authorised retail outlet. To identify an authorised myki retail outlet, look for the official myki sign and myki-branded equipment.

Where to get Mobile myki:

You can buy and top up a Mobile myki from your Android smartphone.

For more information, see Mobile myki.

Regional customers can buy a pre-loaded myki card at:

some staffed V/Line stations outside the myki area - beyond Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, Traralgon and Seymour
from a V/Line conductor if boarding at an unstaffed station, cash only.

Full Fare cards cost $30 and include $24 myki Money. Concession cards cost $15 and include $12 myki Money.

Find a myki retailer near you

To find your nearest myki retailer, do the following from the PTV home page:

Enter a location into the search box, or select 'Near me'
Select 'View map' (or if you're using your phone, select 'View place')
In the box labelled 'Stops and stations nearby' select the downward-facing arrow
in the dropdown menu select 'myki outlets nearby'
you can now see your closest myki retail outlet.

Cashless transactions due to coronavirus (COVID-19)

All in person myki payments at PTV Hubs, Metro and V/Line ticket windows and onboard buses are now cashless.

For cashless options to top up your myki, see Cashless ways to top up.