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.
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‘Tullave’, the card provided by Recaudo Bogota in a closed-loop card system, posed some challenges: costly usage, outdated infrastructure, limited choice of payment methods and low speed of service.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.
The Ministry of Transport decided to engage in an ambitious digital transformation programme to automate public transport fare collection.
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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.
Across Latin America, public transportation is more than a way to move — it is the backbone of economic activity, social inclusion, and daily life for hundreds of millions of citizens. As urban populations expand and cash-based systems reach their limits, cities from Colombia to Ecuador are turning to digital innovation to keep people moving efficiently and fairly.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region has emerged as one of the fastest-growing transport markets, with infrastructure investments, driven by rapid urbanisation, population growth, and national diversification agendas.
A city flourishes when its people can move freely and confidently. Yet for many travellers, daily journeys remain unpredictable and unnecessarily challenging. Overcrowded services, unclear timetables, and outdated payment and reservation systems all discourage people from choosing public transport — often pushing them back towards private cars, adding to congestion and pollution.