Mumbai passengers can now travel across different metro lines with just one ticket, thanks to the launch of the OneTicket App.
Earlier, commuters had to buy separate tickets for each operator, but this app now makes travel seamless across the city’s metro network.
How the OneTicket App Works
The app was first tested on Metro-3 in June 2025 using QR code-based ticketing, making entry and travel smoother.
Mumbai’s metro currently covers 70 km but is expected to grow to 340 km, creating the need for a unified ticket system.
To address this, SequelString, with support from Mumbai Metro One, introduced the app.
According to officials, “The app is built on ONDC’s digital infrastructure, which connects commuter needs to metro services seamlessly.”
The app is available for download on:
Google Play Store as OneTicket (Android users)
Apple App Store as OneTicketIndia (iPhone users)
Steps to Book a Ticket
Download the app and sign up with your mobile number.
Select your source and destination stations.
Choose the number of tickets (up to 4).
Pay via UPI, debit card, or credit card.
Get a QR code after payment.
Scan the QR code at metro gates to enter the station.
This system is designed to make travel faster, easier, and fully digital for Mumbai’s growing metro ridership.
Metro-3 Aqua Line Updates
Mumbai is also set to see the full launch of the underground Metro-3 Aqua Line by Dussehra. The line will stretch 33.5 km from Colaba to Seepz, improving links between South Mumbai and the suburbs.
Phase 1 (Aarey Colony to BKC) opened on October 7, 2024
Phase 2 (BKC to Worli) opened on May 9, 2025
Final Phase (under construction) will complete the Aqua Line soon.
