The newest release of Toronto's only official "Green P App" from the Toronto Parking Authority makes parking easier and faster than ever. Available for on-street parking, all non-gated off-street carparks, and now at participating gated carparks. Skip fumbling for change or waiting at a machine by using the app to pay for parking in seconds.
With this update, you can now start and pay for gated parking sessions by simply scanning a QR code at the entry gate. When you’re ready to leave, the app will automatically calculate your total and let you exit seamlessly, all without needing a paper ticket.
Set up your profile quickly and pay using Apple Pay, PayPal, or your credit card. Plus, the app will notify you when your parking time is about to expire, so you can extend it remotely if needed.
Key Features:
- Pay for parking in on-street, non-gated, and participating gated carparks
- Enter and exit gated carparks using QR codes
- Use your credit card, Apple Pay, or PayPal account for payment
- Receive reminders when your parking session is about to expire
- Extend your parking session remotely from your phone
- Use the Green P Locator to find carparks by GPS, address, or landmark
- Get parking receipts emailed directly to your inbox
- View your complete parking transaction history
You can learn more about our exciting mobile parking program at http://mobilepay.greenp.com/
For app support, email: mobilepay@greenp.com. We cannot respond to comments left in reviews.
Keep in mind, the Toronto Parking Authority reminds you that using your mobile phone (or any handheld device) while driving is unsafe and illegal in Ontario. Pull over or have a co-pilot do the navigating.
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I never was able to get the app to work. But, of course, Green P had no trouble collecting the required initial funding for the account. I contacted customer service about the problem. Three months passed without a response, so I sent another email. A month later, I received a reply apologizing about the long delays (um yeah, okay, every company is using that excuse; meanwhile, they post record profits). I call the number given and jump through hoop after hoop. They then sent me an email requiring the exact information they just asked me for and gave (name, address, phone number and email) so that they could pass along the request for a refund. Sure, I’m going to wait another three months. No Thanks. I opened a dispute with my credit card company and deleted the app.
Never go over on your time again!
Daisy_In_Maine
The app will let you know if your time is running out so you can just add more time no matter where you are! It’s awesome!And then there is the part where you choose 15 minutes instead of being worried and paying for an or two hours. Then you get back to your car earlier than you thought and you blew $1.50. That’s annoying. And to avoid a ticket I would put in more money than I needed. Good for Toronto but bad for me. Now it’s just right!
Use this app, get parking tickets
ComicBook
If you use this app to pay for parking, the parking enforcement officers will see your car with no printed receipt in the window and in some cases (mistakes or laziness) they will ticket your car. It is not supposed to happen, but it does. The convenience of paying with the app 3 or 4 times is completely erased when you get a ticket the 5th time even though you paid, and you have to show up at an office downtown to dispute the parking ticket. What is worse than a parking ticket? Getting one for parking you already paid for. What is the opposite of mobile app convenience? The byzantine parking ticket dispute process. This app should be removed from App Store. It’s so badly designed and implemented, it is like a trap you fall into.
Full of bugs and loud notification sound
MoeDastgiri
Worst ever app I’ve ever seen. Visiting Toronto parked in a place and used the app. When time limit was approaching I tried many times to extend the session that keep saying not sufficient funds, start new session while there was more than enough funds in the wallet. I made a new session it worked. But when the previous session ended there was a loud trumpet, drum, and vehicle horns sound to remind me. And woke up my sleeping son. What kind of maniac would use such an absurd sound for notifications?!
Minor enhancements and bug fixes.
Version 9.8.0
The developer, Toronto Parking Authority, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Linked to You
The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
Contact Info
Identifiers
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Financial Info
Location
Diagnostics
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Information
Seller
Toronto Parking Authority
Size
123.4 MB
Category
Travel
Compatibility
Requires iOS 15.6 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 15.6 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 15.6 or later.
iPod touch Requires iOS 15.6 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 12.5 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.