Will provide the main functionalities to operate the service. This includes transactions overview and processing, fare capping rules, debt recovery, reconciliation, tokenization, payment gateway, settlements and many more. The solution supports a wide range of currencies.
Enables passengers to view their travel history over a safe and secure platform. Portal displays information about transactions, recent trips, and receipts. Similar information can be provided over an API if there is an existing website or app in place.
Enables to analyze the service by providing thorough reports about transactions like sales, refunds, debts and declines. This helps to assess the service more accurately and make more informed decisions about optimisation.
Implementing contactless EMV payments is made quick and easy for the customer. For passengers an improved customer experience is guaranteed due to a familiar payment method and accelerated boarding. No more costly cash handling!
A solution that processes and manages payments requires the highest security measures to be in place. Our solution is PCI-DSS certified and hosted within one of the most resilient and secure environments. Can be used together with EMV Level 2 & 3 certified validators.
Our solution supports contactless EMV global payment standards and is therefore universally accepted. Intuitive Pay-As-You-Go fare structure enables authorities to introduce capping and will guarantee the best price for the customer.
In this model, every tap of a bank card, phone, or smartwatch is processed as a direct transaction for a single trip. The system charges a fixed fare immediately, without additional fare calculations or post-processing. It is straightforward to implement and well suited for networks with flat fares or occasional travel patterns.
Here, taps are recorded and aggregated over a defined settlement period, such as a day, week, or month. Instead of charging per journey, the system calculates the most cost-efficient outcome by applying rules such as daily caps, weekly caps, or multimodal discounts, and then issues a single combined charge. This model ensures passengers always pay the best fare available while reducing the number of payment transactions.
In this setup, the card doesn’t pay at tap; instead, it serves as a credential to verify that the passenger has already purchased a fare product—such as a season pass—stored in the backend. When tapped, the system checks validation status instead of processing a transaction.
Implementing contactless payment in Vilnius public transport is a major step towards modernizing our city’s infrastructure. We are excited to offer a solution that not only simplifies the payment process but also supports our commitment to creating a more efficient and user-friendly public transportation system.
Loreta Levulytė-Staškevičienė
Head of Public Transport at JUDU
