Rejsebillet

Name: Rejsebillet
Rating: 4 (164 reviews)
Author: Rejsekort A/S

By: Rejsekort A/S

Your app for travel & tickets

Features & Capabilities

Rejsebillet is a Danish ticketing app for public transport. It lets you purchase one-time tickets, zone tickets, and commuter passes for bus, train, metro, and light rail across Denmark. If allowed, it can use your current location as the starting point for faster purchases.

Payments are supported via MobilePay, Apple Pay, or payment cards, with secure storage and quick access through biometrics or a PIN. To start using Rejsebillet you need to enter your phone number, and for commuter products you may need to provide name, email, and date of birth. Remember to purchase before you begin your journey. Rejsebillet is developed through collaboration between Rejsekort and Rejseplan A/S.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Shopping Payments Navigation & Mapping

By:

Rejsekort A/S

Rating:

4.00

(164) 8 new ratings

Version:

1.12.14 Last updated: 2026-06-23

Version code:

887195073

Creation date:

2023-08-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

36.57MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 133,237 ▲ 1,586

Other platforms

Rejsebillet (v1.12.10)

581,531 4.07

(4,649)

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Developed by:

Rejsekort A/S

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rejsebillet/id1664432486

Website:

https://www.rejsekort.dk/rejsebillet?sc_lang=en

User Reviews

Reviews overwhelmingly highlight barriers for international users: sign-up and verification depend on Danish/EU phone numbers or IP, with SMS codes often not delivered; tourists can’t access ticketing. There are also issues with payment methods (Apple Pay) and payment flows, and some UX frictions (language switching, Live Activities, not remembering cards). A few positive notes exist, but the dominant sentiment is accessibility and reliability problems for non-Danish customers. Improvements needed: support international numbers, ensure SMS delivery, clarify upfront restrictions, and stabilize payments.

Pros

Some reviewers report the app works and can be used to purchase tickets.
There is at least one positive endorsement from a user (e.g., 'Great app! Thank you!').

Cons

International and non-Danish visitors cannot register due to phone-number/SMS verification barriers.
SMS verification often fails for international numbers; codes are not received or cause delays and account lockouts.
The app appears to require a Danish IP or Danish/EU phone numbers, effectively excluding tourists.
Payment options reliability is poor (Apple Pay not reliably supported or not available when expected).
UX friction and language issues (e.g., language switching to Danish at payment, live activities behavior, and not remembering cards) are repeatedly mentioned.

Recent reviews

No more confusing ticket machines to ride the metro, just get this app and get your ticket to ride.

by Fi*****, 2026-06-20

I downloaded the app to purchase my city pass but the registering sms never arrived. After two retries the error message appeared

by Da*****, 2026-06-11

Just get the Rejsekort app where you can use Apple Pay. You also get a discount during non peak hours. The Rejsebillet app is awful. They also charge you full price even during non peak hours. Nowhere else in the world have I had to receive an SMS text every single time I do anything on a public transport app. You need one to sign up. You need one to add a payment method. You need one every single time you buy a ticket. This may be fine for people who live in Europe but after I’ve already paid for a data only eSIM and don’t have easy access to SMS texting (unless I’m on WiFi) it becomes a huge headache. I’ve used public transport regularly in places like Finland, Italy, the Netherlands, and Switzerland and never found it difficult at all. They even discontinued an app that worked fine (DOT tickets) and forced me to use this app that is inferior. I since learned about the Rejsekort app option thankfully. Yes there are paper tickets and maybe you can buy tickets on all buses if you’re carrying around a bunch of Danish currency but it’s so much easier to have the ability to use your phone to buy tickets. Also, you can’t buy a ticket in advance as it instantly activates on purchase which would be another way this stupid SMS thing could be mitigated but no help there either. This app is an extreme disappointment and should be avoided unless you like paying extra for something that barely works. I will never bother to use this app again if I can avoid doing so and I suggest everybody else does the same.