This page features several recent projects that highlight our capability in EMV payment processing. Explore how we helped transport providers and retailers to improve service delivery while reducing costs.
With population growth comes the need to satisfy travellers who want to go anywhere anytime and as cheaply as possible. Cities can solve this dilemma by using contactless EMV transport payments, as Guatemala City has recently done. What does the solution entail and what benefits will the Switchio payment platform bring to the city?
In cooperation with Czechia’s largest commercial bank CSOB, Switchio is improving the way commuters in Prague and other Czech cities pay for public transport.
With the help of the Switchio platform, commuters in the Polish city of Tychy can now enjoy the comfort and speed of contactless payments on the city’s buses and trolleybuses.
Efforts to streamline public transport services through digitalization are being spearheaded throughout the world. With more people moving to cities and relying on public transport services, there is a need to improve logistics and to make outdated fare collection systems more efficient through contactless ticketing.
We have enabled EMV contactless cards payments in public transport buses in Lagos, Nigeria. In cooperation with our partners Mikroelektronika and Sterling Bank we have implemented first such solution on African continent.
The European service station network MOL has selected Switchio as the central processing system for all electronic transactions on the network’s payment terminals. With Switchio, MOL will be able to use one central platform to accept EMV cards and fleet cards, process loyalty program transactions, and sell value-added services such as highway toll stamps and mobile phone credit top-ups.
