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Metro’s credit, debit card payment issues resolved

"No credit, no debit," says a Metro worker at the Metro Center station Monday. (海角社区app/Mike Murillo)
“No credit, no debit,” says a Metro worker at the Metro Center station Monday. (海角社区app/Mike Murillo)
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"No credit, no debit," says a Metro worker at the Metro Center station Monday. (海角社区app/Mike Murillo)

WASHINGTON —聽Metro riders can use credit and debit cards again after a malfunction forced frustrated riders to pay with cash for about two hours Monday.

An equipment malfunction caused the Metro fare vendors to not accept credit or debit cards Monday.聽The outage affected online fare purchases as well.

The issue began at about 2:30 p.m. and was resolved around 4:30 p.m.

During the outage, riders were advised to use cash to load cards — a move that frustrated D.C. commuter,聽Carolyn Landis,

“I don鈥檛 have any money; I guess I can鈥檛 ride the Metro,” she said.

The outage comes weeks聽after Metro switched to .

Metro said some charges of less than $20 went through during the outage.

海角社区app’s Sarah Beth Hensley and Mike Murillo contributed to this report.

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