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Toll Road Payment Methods

Toll roads in Bali do not accept cash
Toll roads in Bali do not accept cash. Payment is exclusively via a 'toll card' (e.g., e-Toll, e-Money). These cards can be purchased directly from attendants at the toll booths, typically for 100,000 IDR, which includes an initial balance. Contactless payments like Apple Pay (with foreign cards) or local QRIS systems may also be supported, but a physical toll card is the most reliable method.
Toll roads in Bali require a prepaid electronic card (e-toll card)
Toll roads in Bali require a prepaid electronic card (e-toll card). Cards can be purchased at toll booths, large Pepito supermarkets, or similar retail outlets for approximately 50,000–100,000 IDR (with some balance included). Payment can be topped up via apps with NFC or at Alfamart convenience stores.
The Bali Mandara Toll Road features dedicated lanes for motorbikes
The Bali Mandara Toll Road features dedicated lanes for motorbikes. Access requires an electronic payment card. Toll costs for motorbikes are low (approx. 5,500 IDR), but users should monitor card balances as multiple check-in/check-out points can affect total deductions.
For e-toll card acquisition on Bali: BNI bank branches sell them directly for cash
For e-toll card acquisition on Bali: BNI bank branches sell them directly for cash. Alternatively, toll road attendants at the payment booths usually have them in stock. Standard convenience stores (Alfamart/Indomaret) typically only offer top-up services, not new cards.
Access to Nusa Dua beaches often involves automated gates
Access to Nusa Dua beaches often involves automated gates. Visitors receive a QR-code ticket upon entry. The standard parking fee for motorbikes is 5,000 IDR, payable at the exit gate. Note that entry and exit points for certain beach zones (like Mengiat) may be located at different gates.
To use toll roads in Indonesia (Bali), you need a specific e-toll card
To use toll roads in Indonesia (Bali), you need a specific e-toll card. If you cannot find one in local shops, they are available directly at the toll gate (on the toll road entry post) for approximately 100,000 IDR (which includes 60,000 IDR of credit). Payment at these posts is typically in cash only.