**Yes—Bluebird accepts credit cards through its official MyBluebird app.** For your week in Jakarta, that’s the payment method I’d use. Add your card and select it when booking. [Bluebird’s booking guide](https://www.bluebirdgroup.com/blog/6-langkah-mudah-pesan-bluebird-melalui-aplikasi-mybluebird?lang=en)

If you hail a Bluebird on the street or take one from a taxi stand, you can pay with your linked card using **EZPay** in the app: enter the taxi’s vehicle number and give the generated passcode to the driver. If you want to pay with a physical card, confirm that the driver has a working card terminal before starting the trip. [Bluebird’s EZPay instructions](https://info.bluebirdgroup.com/blog/mudah-naik-bluebird-dengan-ezpay?lang=en)

**Is it safe?** Paying through the official app is a reasonable choice: you enter your card details yourself and retain a trip record. Check the final charge and enable your bank’s transaction alerts. Test your card before relying on it, especially if it was issued overseas, and carry some rupiah as backup.

**Is there a minimum?** I found no published minimum specifically for credit-card payment. Bluebird’s current app terms list these minimum *ride fares*:

- Regular Bluebird booked through the app in Jakarta: **Rp25,000**.
- Regular Bluebird paid through EZPay: **Rp10,000**.

The terms also list a **Rp4,000 platform fee** for regular Bluebird, with tolls and parking charged separately. Check the amount shown in the app before confirming. [Bluebird’s current terms](https://info.bluebirdgroup.com/term-conditions?lang=en)