WiFikortti

WiFikortti is a Finnish term that translates to "WiFi ticket" or "WiFi voucher." It refers to a prepaid access code or card that allows users to connect to a wireless internet network for a limited time or data usage. These tickets are commonly sold in public places such as cafes, airports, train stations, and hotels in Finland.

The system typically involves purchasing a WiFikortti, which contains a username and password or a unique access code. Users then connect to the designated Wi-Fi network and enter the provided credentials to gain internet access. The duration of access, such as one hour or one day, is usually specified on the ticket.

WiFikortti serves as a convenient way for travelers and individuals without a personal Wi-Fi subscription to access the internet on the go. It provides a simple, pay-as-you-go model for temporary internet connectivity. The availability and pricing of WiFikortti can vary depending on the provider and the location where it is sold. This system has been a common solution for public Wi-Fi access in Finland for many years.