Many buses allow you to pay directly at the validator using a contactless MIR bank card or a mobile wallet.
Suburban railway ticket offices also sell and top up Troika cards. Pass Options & Pricing
Simply load money onto your Troika. A single ride costs roughly 63 rubles . Digital & Contactless Alternatives
Depending on how much you plan to travel, you have several choices:
If you’re in a rush, you might not even need a physical pass:
Use the Moscow Metro or Moscow Transport apps to top up your Troika card remotely. Note: If you top up online, you must "activate" the payment by touching your card to a yellow terminal inside any metro station.
Many buses allow you to pay directly at the validator using a contactless MIR bank card or a mobile wallet.
Suburban railway ticket offices also sell and top up Troika cards. Pass Options & Pricing
Simply load money onto your Troika. A single ride costs roughly 63 rubles . Digital & Contactless Alternatives
Depending on how much you plan to travel, you have several choices:
If you’re in a rush, you might not even need a physical pass:
Use the Moscow Metro or Moscow Transport apps to top up your Troika card remotely. Note: If you top up online, you must "activate" the payment by touching your card to a yellow terminal inside any metro station.