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MTA OMNY Website

Redefining how New Yorkers pay for transportation

Reflexions helped the MTA and Cubic Transportation Systems design and deliver OMNY, the new contactless open payment experience for the millions of New York transit and commuter rail customers in the region.

The system has been launched in phases since 2019. OMNY will eventually combine fare payments and mobile ticketing across subways, buses, and commuter rail.

Client

MTA

Industry

Ecommerce

What We Did

Strategy

Design

Website Development

Payment Reader Screen Design

Overall System Design Guidelines

Accessibility Compliance

User Research and Testing

Brand Advisory and Design

Visit Site

8.6m

riders on the MTA every weekday

30 yrs

since the MetroCard replaced tokens

A new fare payment system for the MTA

OMNY is helping to modernize the MTA's payment system and deliver a more seamless customer experience. OMNY has been rolled out across the MTA/NYCT transit system including all NYC subways and buses. The system will continue be rolled out across all MTA services including commuter rail services.

Omny website desktop 1
Omny website mobile 1

The new OMNY website is built on ReactJS; it supports ADA accessibility standards and support for multiple languages.

A unified digital customer experience

Reflexions designed and developed key digital components of the system, including the website, validator, mobile inspection app, and the new OMNY fare vending machines (see separate case study here).


The OMNY website is the primary account management tool for MTA riders, allowing them to register for an account, view ride and transaction history, and manage account preferences. The name and branding for OMNY was created in partnership with Pentagram.

This is just the first step toward a more all-encompassing digital experience for MTA customers. The payment experience is the first customer touchpoint, and should be as seamless as possible as riders navigate the system.

Dan Leslie, Partner (Reflexions)

Dan Leslie, Partner (Reflexions)