Stop leaving TfL refunds unclaimed.
Claimmyfare Assist is a Chrome extension that reads your TfL journey history — right there in your browser — and tells you exactly which journeys qualify for a delay refund. No account, no login, always in your control.
Free to install. Upgrade any time for full journey-by-journey detail.
A browser extension, not another account to manage.
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Add the extension.
A free Chrome extension — nothing to sign up for, no account to connect.
02
Open your TfL statement.
Sign into contactless.tfl.gov.uk yourself, the same way you always have.
03
Click to scan.
The extension reads the journeys already on your screen and checks each one against TfL's own scheduled time.
04
Claim it yourself.
Get exact, step-by-step instructions for TfL's own claim form — you review and submit, always.
You could be leaving money behind.
Delays happen more often than most people realise — and most eligible refunds are never claimed, simply because checking is tedious. The extension does the checking; you still do the claiming.
Add to Chrome — it’s freeKing's Cross → Waterloo
Potential refund
£3.20
Paddington → Liverpool Street
Potential refund
£2.90
Victoria → London Bridge
Potential refund
£3.20
It’s just a browser extension. That’s the point.
No account to connect, no credentials to hand over, nothing running when you’re not there.
Never logs in for you
The extension only ever reads a TfL page you're already signed into yourself — it never touches your password.
Nothing sent to us
Journey details never leave your browser. We only ever see a count, never which journeys.
You stay in control
It never clicks Submit, never fills a form without you reviewing it, never acts on your account.
Just a Chrome extension
No account, no app to install, no dashboard to check — it lives in your browser toolbar.
Your next refund could already be waiting.
Add Claimmyfare Assist to Chrome — free to start.
Add to Chrome — it’s freeFree tier included. Paid plans from £4.99/month. Cancel anytime.