Transit & mobility
Sell the fare. Run the gate. Keep the commuter.
Sell a ride the way your service actually runs — point-to-point, station-to-station by fare, a book of rides, or a season pass — and deliver it to the rider’s phone wallet. No new app to install. The pass is the ticket, the gate check, and, for the commuter who renews, the start of a relationship.
Built the way transit actually sells
Fare by station
The rider picks origin and destination; the fare comes back from your route’s table, with its own validity dates. The wallet card shows the journey as origin → destination, the fare, and the dates.
Commuter & period passes
Sell a season pass for unlimited travel in an area, or a book of rides that counts down per tap. Commuter passes renew on a recurring rate and align to the calendar month; riders activate on a date they choose.
Validate at the gate, even offline
A staff scan checks the rider in at the gate or on board — the tightest check — and a self-check-in link lets riders do it themselves. With no scanner or signal, a code on the card changes every day, so staff can confirm a pass by eye and keep the gate moving.
One ticket type for every way you run
| Type | What it is | Typical operator |
|---|---|---|
| Shuttle ticket | One boarding and one alighting point, one-way or return | Airport or hotel shuttle, ferry, cable car, lift |
| Basic fare ticket | Priced by origin → destination on a route; the card shows both stations | Local rail, bus, regional lines |
| Multi-ride ticket | A set number of rides within a period or route; counted down per tap | Tourist day-passes, unlimited-ride packs |
| Commuter pass | A season ticket — unlimited travel in an area for a period, at a recurring rate | Daily commuters, students |
Every pass type runs on one platform — see all features.
From fare sold to regular kept
Sell the fare. Every sale — a single ride or a season pass — opens a record for that rider. It starts the moment they buy, not the moment they come back.
Tap to ride. Every ride attaches to that record. A single fare stays one fare; the rider who keeps coming back becomes a regular you can see.
Renew the regular. When the pass renews, that record is a regular you keep — and a ride summary lands at period’s end. No one starts over.
Use cases
- Local transit & commuter lines — fare by station for casual riders; season passes for the regulars who renew.
- Inbound multi-leg trips — overseas visitors ride rail, bus, and ferry on wallet passes that auto-localise, each leg its own ticket, with no app per operator.
- Shuttle & ferry — point-to-point boarding for airport shuttles, hotel transfers, and crossings.
Every fare you sell to a stranger is a regular you’ll re-win at the gate tomorrow.
