Overview
- Pre-registration began January 12 via the official platform and 40 state modules, with card pickup slated to start January 19 at modules in 11 municipalities.
- The card carries two chips that separate debit payments from social-program access, with public transport as the first integrated service.
- Transport fares through the card are set at 11 pesos for general users and 5 pesos for students, and existing 50% subsidies continue with student benefits requiring annual renewal.
- Officials say there is no annual fee or account-opening commission; any Jalisco resident can apply, including minors through a parent or tutor, with ID, CURP, proof of address, email and phone required.
- The state targets 1.5 million users in the first phase and three million by the end of the administration, while media report Visa and Broxel backing and a 10% savings yield as program claims.