Nope.

Disputing a parking ticket is a 3 step process.

1. Submitting your request to dispute the ticket to a Justice of the Peace.
2. Receiving a court date & time from the City of Toronto.
3. Disputing your ticket at an in-person screening.

TicketPay handles the first 2 steps on your behalf. The third step is up to you or a trusted friend.

Disputing a traffic ticket is a 3 step process.

1. Submitting your request to dispute the ticket to a Justice of the Peace.
2. Receiving a court date & time from the Ontario Court Office.
3. Disputing your ticket in traffic court.

TicketPay handles the first 2 steps on your behalf. The third step is up to you or a trusted legal representative.

If you need legal representation, we can connect you to a trusted, experienced paralegal to defend your case in court. The option to request representation is available on the app.

TicketPay's merchant account provider is Stripe. They are PCI-compliant and they use the same encryption as the big banks around the world.

They meet all industry standards for security and encrypt their hardware to protect your payment data.

Once a payment or fight is correctly submitted, you will receive an emailed receipt.
When you receive that receipt, your payment or dispute is being processed.
TicketPay guarantees that all correct submissions will be paid and/or disputed before any penalties or additional fines are applied.

For now. We’re currently working on ways to help those in Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Calgary and any other city with ticket issues.

The two best reasons are: time and money.

The city is growing in population. More people and more vehicles means more tickets. More tickets mean longer line ups at the City of Toronto offices.

Visiting ticket offices means taking time away from work which may cost you money. If you are in school, it means missing classes that you are paying to attend.

Even if you have nowhere to be, dealing with parking tickets still isn't the best way to spend a day.

Choosing a mobile device to submit payments and disputes also helps you avoid forgetting about your ticket which can result in costly fines, penalties and possibly your license.

The App is available for FREE download on the App Store and Google Play.

Yes it is!

The processing fee for paying a parking ticket is: $3.00 CAD. To fight your parking ticket instead, the fee is: $5.00 CAD.

The fee to get a trial date for a traffic ticket is: $5.00 CAD.

The fee to download the app is: $0.00 CAD.

Other than Parking Tickets, TicketPay lets drivers submit their traffic tickets.
You can book court dates for the following traffic violations:

• Careless Driving
• Disobey Stop Sign
• Disobey Police Officer
• Drive on Closed Highway
• Drive wrong way
• Fail to Remain
• Fail to Report
• Fail to Signal
• Fail to Stop for Police
• Fail to Stop for School Bus
• Fail to Yield
• Fail to Use low beam
• Fail to Stop on Right for Emergency Vehicle
• Following too Closely
• Following Fire Vehicle too Closely
• G1 Driver Violations
• G2 Driver Violations
• Improper opening of door
• Improper Passing
• Improper Turns
• Improper Use High Occupancy lane
• Pass off Roadway
• Pedestrian Crossover ticket
• Racing
• Radar Warning Device
• Stunt Driving
• Speeding
• Seatbelt Tickets
• Unnecessary Slow Driving
• Failure to Surrender License
• Failure to Surrender Insurance

You can! Just make sure to select the right plate numbers when entering your ticket information.

You can! You have 15 days to submit a ticket before being subject to additional fines.

TicketPay does not accept payments for past due parking tickets.

For now, only city-issued parking tickets are accepted but we're looking into it.

At the moment, we only work with credit cards like Visa, MasterCard, and American Express but even as you read this, our team is working hard to make other methods of payment, like Debit and e-Transfers, available as well.