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.
Every year, billions of single-use cups are tossed after just a few minutes of use. They pile up in landfills, clog oceans, and contribute to a growing environmental crisis. Cuploop, an Estonian startup with a bold vision for change, and Switchio, a payment solutions provider, found the solution to this problem.
Switchio and NAKA recently executed a successful proof-of-concept in Switzerland and El Salvador, enabling customers with a self-custody crypto wallet linked to a NAKA Card, the world’s first decentralized payment card for use on standard POS terminals, to make crypto payments with the same speed and ease as customers using standard credit or debit cards.
Following the successful implementation of ID-based ticketing projects in Freyung-Grafenau and Regensburg, Switchio is excited to announce the launch of a new project in Schweinfurt.
In yet another successful LatAm project, Switchio have teamed up with Mastercard, Visa, and integration specialists SONDA to introduce contactless open-loop ticketing to the EFE public transit network in Valparaiso, Chile.
After months of careful planning and preparation, and in cooperation with Mastercard, Telematrik, and Mikroelektronika, Switchio is pleased to announce the launch of ID-based ticketing (IDBT) in Freyung-Grafenau, Germany. This exciting project is on track to give passengers in the region an entirely new transit experience, one with a focus on convenience thanks to simplified digital ticketing.
What if you could do something positive for the environment every time you get a beer at a festival or bring dinner home in a takeaway box? If it sounds far-fetched, then think again.
