Ordering Basiskort
Soon you can easily order your Basiskort in Self Service within a few minutes and have the card sent directly to your home. If you are unable to order online, you can call us at +45 70 11 33 33 for assistance.
The Basiskort is a physical card for those who prefer to travel by public transport without a smartphone. With Basiskort, you can travel throughout Denmark, except Bornholm, entirely without an app.
Later this year it will be possible to travel with Basiskort to 3 stations in Malmø, Sweden.
There are two versions of the card:
The personal Basiskort
- This card is personal, and you can travel at a lower price if you have the customer type Disabled or Pensioner.
- You pay for your journeys once a day using a payment card or MobilePay.
- The card can only be used by you.
The anonymous Basiskort (Spring 2026)
- This card contains no personal information, allowing you to travel anonymously.
- You top up the card with cash or a payment card at selected sales locations.
- The card can be used by you and others.
It is currently possible to order a personal Basic Card if you are an adult, a child, young person over 18 years of age, a pensioner (over or under 67 years of age) or have a disability.
To order and purchase a personal Basiskort, you need an email address and either MobilePay or a payment card. Later, it will also be possible to order without an email address and with other payment methods. You can read more about this in our FAQ under “Price and payment”.
Basiskort is expanding in spring 2026
We are continuously developing Basiskort and making it available to more people before the physical Rejsekort closes. In spring 2026, it will be possible to order Basiskort for businesses, and commuters. In addition, it will be possible to buy an anonymous Basiskort at selected sales locations if you prefer to travel anonymously.
You can stay updated on this page, where we will continuously share news about Basiskort.
With the Basiskort, you must check in every time you board and check out every time you get off. This also applies when transferring along the way, even if the journey continues with the same type of transport.
Fortunately, you no longer need to think about which validator to use. From now on, you will encounter new Check Points, which you can use for both check-in and check-out.
You also use the Check Point if you want to add fellow travellers when travelling with the Basiskort.
How it works
When you start a journey:
• Check in when you board
• Check out when you get off
When transferring along the way:
• Check in again when you board
• Check out again when you get off
The easiest way is to order your Basiskort in Self Service.It only takes a few minutes, and the card will be sent directly to your home.
If you are not able to order it online, you can also call us at +45 70 11 33 33. We will be happy to help you order your card. Please note that ordering by phone require MobilePay to set up the payment method.
If you are not able to order it online, you can also call us at +45 70 11 33 33. We will be happy to help you order your card. Please note that ordering by phone require MobilePay to set up the payment method.
If you do not have email, MobilePay or a payment card, you will have to wait a while before you can get a Basiskort. In the meantime, you can continue to travel with your physical Rejsekort.
During the spring, it will be possible for you, without email or digital payment methods, to:
• Buy an anonymous Basiskort and top up with cash at selected points of sale throughout the country.
• Buy a personal Basiskort through the Rejsekort Customer Center and apply to pay for cards and travel with an invoice.
You can stay updated here on the page or call the Rejsekort Customer Center to find out about your options.
During the spring, it will be possible for you, without email or digital payment methods, to:
• Buy an anonymous Basiskort and top up with cash at selected points of sale throughout the country.
• Buy a personal Basiskort through the Rejsekort Customer Center and apply to pay for cards and travel with an invoice.
You can stay updated here on the page or call the Rejsekort Customer Center to find out about your options.
Movia buses:
On Movia buses, you will usually find a Check point for Basiskort by the two front doors. This also applies to the long articulated buses such as 5C and 2A.
On a few buses, the number and placement may be different, for example on buses that are smaller than standard buses.
Lokaltog:
At Lokaltog stations, the Check point for Basiskort is mounted on one of the existing blue Rejsekort pillars, typically the most frequently used Rejsekort pillar at the station. This may vary from station to station.
Sydtrafik:
On Sydtrafik buses, you will find the yellow Check points both at the front door and the middle door.
If you are travelling with Sydtrafik’s local trains, you will find the yellow Check points on each platform, where the blue pillars are located today.
Midttrafik:
On all Midttrafik buses, you will find Check points at the front door and the middle door.
– Please note that Aarhus city buses only have Check points at the middle door. Later in the summer of 2026, a Check point will also be installed at the rear door.
Aarhus Light Rail:
Check points are available at all stations.
Lemvigbanen:
Check points are available at all stations.
Nordjyllands Trafikselskab (NT):
On all NT buses, you will find a Check point at the middle doors. During the summer of 2026, Check points will also be installed at the front doors of the buses.
– On the Plus Line in Aalborg, you must find the Check point on the platform where the blue points are located today.
Nordjyske Jernbaner:
The Check point is located where you find the blue points today.
Fynbus:
You will find the yellow Check points on the buses by the middle doors or rear doors. Later in 2026, they will also be available by the front door.