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Municipality

Public transport and tourist attractions usually come under the responsibility of public authorities such as municipalities and regional governments. These authorities have a number of objectives, including making their city more welcoming and greener, reducing congestion and making it easier to access transport systems and city attractions.

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Open city for everyone

O-CITY is used by more than 130 cities worldwide. We offer public authorities an automated fare collection platform that not only provides a best in class user experience for citizens and tourists but also helps public authorities generate new revenues while leveraging best-in-class technology to reduce unnecessary costs. 

O-CITY brings together all city ecosystem players to deliver a convenient, transparent and safe payment service, making cities more attractive to citizens and tourists. While the introduction of smart city solutions improves fare and traffic management, automated fare collection also drives adoption of contactless payments - a key stage in the development of a cashless economy.

Key features for municipalities

  • Centralised fare policy management
  • Fleet and merchant management
  • Subsidies allocation
  • Co-management with multiple stakeholders
  • Easy settlement functions for partners
  • Route monitoring and management
  • Add-on city services such as tourist attractions, government digital ticketing services
  • Easy integration of new system participants
  • Multi-modal service

One city. One platform.

Deliver on smart
city agenda

Automated and digital ticketing simplifies payments and makes cities more accessible, allowing citizens and visitors to travel around without having to think about how to pay for their journey.

One payment across the city

O-CITY can be used across public and private transport as well as for any other service that requires a digital ticket, such as obtaining a travel permit or paying for a  concert. It removes the need for paper based tickets or queuing.

Make a social impact

O-CITY can help public authorities connect geographically dispersed communities and link them to smart city experiences. As an open-loop platform, it can integrate with ride-hail services, taxi companies and rural transport services to extend the ecosystem beyond the city while personalising fare rules and incentives.

Subsidy
allocation

With O-CITY, public authorities can provide clear reporting on how government subsidies are allocated. Seniors, impaired users, students and children under a certain age can receive personalised incentives automatically upon payment.

Payment choice
made possible

O-CITY enables the end user to use their preferred payment option, whether that is contactless bank card, e-wallet, NFC-enabled device, wearable, dynamically generated QR-code, or barcodes. The experience is instant and seamless, reducing the time spent in transit while offering convenience and payment security for commuters.

Centrally manage
fare policy

O-CITY makes it easy to personalise tariffs based on the user category, run promotions and enable free services on special occasions. It enables zonal fare calculation and subsidy allocations to be managed centrally and provides insights into revenue management for public authorities, helping them improve their fleet and/or services based on demand.

Greater security

By moving away from cash payments, O-CITY improves the safety of end users. With digital ticketing, account-based payments and full transparency, users find the platform safe and secure to use, boosting user adoption.

Reduce
fare evasion

O-CITY helps reduce fare evasion or avoidance by enabling greater transparency across the city network. With payments enabled in real-time, operators have full visibility over payments and most commonly used routes and services.

Real life use cases of the O-CITY platform

Bishkek

As part of its drive toward digital transformation and smart city programmes, Bishkek embarked on an innovative project to move away from the use of cash. 

Download the case study to discover how O-CITY's automated fare collection met these challenges head-on.

Download the Bishkek case study
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Bogota

‘Tullave’, the card provided by Recaudo Bogota in a closed-loop card system, posed some challenges: costly usage, outdated infrastructure, limited choice of payment methods and low speed of service. 

Switching to O-CITY's complete open-loop payment system enabled customers to pay using the payment instrument of their choice.

Download the Bogota case study
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Uzbekistan

The Ministry of Transport decided to engage in an ambitious digital transformation programme to automate public transport fare collection. 

Download the case study to learn how the O-CITY platform offers a turnkey solution.

Download the Uzbekistan case study
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Kenya

Making payments across Kenya 100% digital and cashless and removing the need for print tickets were the key objectives of this project.

Kenya on it's way to contactless payments. Learn all about the journey by downloading the case study.

Download the Kenya Matatu case study
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