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New retail portal, on-vehicle and NFC-based digital ticket delivery part of improved service offering GLASGOW, Scotland and SHEFFIELD, England – December 20, 2018 – Rambus Inc. (NASDAQ: RMBS) today announced that TravelMaster, the commercial organisation responsible for delivering and managing multi-operator and integrated ticketing in South Yorkshire, has selected the Rambus Ticketing suite to deliver […]
Smart cards will continue to be used in public transport for many years to come but it’s clear there is a growing expectation by customers to have a secure mobile based alternative. To facilitate mass adoption, a mobile solution must be secure enough to protect both operator revenues and customer data, it must be reliable and work well across the systems and infrastructure already in place.
Home to the second largest population in the world and the fastest growing population in the world, India has taken steps to modernize its public transportation scheme throughout its cities, such as Hyderabad and New Delhi. With a common card that can be used across various transport modes, from rapid transit to bus to autorickshaws, the customer has the added convenience of being able to travel the way they want without friction, and the merchant has the benefit of added revenue.
The Land of the Rising Sun has not taken to mobile payments as readily as other countries, but Ant Financial, a company based in a country that has, hopes to bring its mobile payments know how to bolster Japan’s industries and tourist revenue, especially now with the 2020 Olympics not too far away.
In 2015 Nottingham City Council launched an innovative new travel smartcard which allowed members of the public across Nottingham to pay for services on the city’s buses and trams. The newly launched Robin Hood smartcard was intended to be as easy to use as London’s Oyster card.
The UK Government and the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) have recently published their ‘Joint Rail Data Action Plan’ which outlines how rail operators and tech firms can better collaborate on data sharing to drive innovation for the benefit of rail passengers. Around 1.7bn passengers travelled on the UK’s railways in 2017, and demand is projected […]
ScotRail, the national rail operator for Scotland, has recently launched an innovative form of mobile ticketing across its network. The new solution has been delivered by Rambus and is built into ScotRail’s existing consumer app, which now enables customers to skip the queue at ticket vending machines by purchasing and downloading tickets directly to their […]
ScotRail has announced a pilot scheme for a new mobile ticketing app that could streamline rail travel across Scotland.
Scotland’s national rail operator ScotRail is to introduce Rambus’ mobile ticketing solution as part of a pilot scheme to support hassle-free travel. ScotRail customers will be able to use the all-in-one solution, HCE Ticket Wallet Service, to buy and download tickets with their smartphone.
ScotRail has announced the launch of an innovative mobile ticketing pilot which will enable rail customers in Scotland to buy, store and travel with tickets directly on their smartphone using a pioneering mobile ticketing app. Developed by Rambus Inc, the new all-in-one solution is built into ScotRail’s existing app and enables customers to skip the […]
