The KentOne card uses contactless technology, meaning it works the same way as your contactless debit/credit card when you use it to pay at one of our outlets around our Canterbury campus. Many even offer a 10% discount when you do!
Sound good? Simply create a KentOne account to get started. Once you’ve logged in you can top up your card, view your balance and track your account activity. Just check out the steps below to get started!
All KentOne cards automatically have access to the Templeman Library.
If you want to gain access to a specific cycle shelter on campus you'll need to visit Campus Security in the Security and Transport Centre to arrange this for you.
Staff: Certain staff buildings/rooms require permission for you to gain access. If you are trying to use your KentOne card to access a restricted area you'll need first get the access/ permission granted to your card. This will need to be requested from you/your department to Estates via the online 'Building Access Request'.
Depending on what access is required some office door access can be added in the college reception following confirmation from your department.
Students: You shouldn't need any other room access added to your card, as if you are a resident on campus you'll be able to access your accommodation using your fob. If you need to request permission to access a building with your KentOne card, or your KentOne card is not working, you can contact the University Operations team at uniops@kent.ac.uk
Did you know parents/supporters/staff can also add funds to a student account?
The first step is to contact the KentOne team, for staff the payment process will be managed by the team. If you are a parent/supporter they'll set up a linked account for you to use moving forward.
Once you have a linked account, just log in and follow the below steps:
Recent Activity information can also be shared by the student by clicking 'enable' next to 'recent activity sharing' in the account links section. This will allow the linked account to see the current balance and recent transactions.