Bus Aggregation Payment Charger How to Aggregate Payment QR Code
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Update time : 2019-11-27 11:14:00
Bus Aggregation Payment Charger Simply put, an "inclusive" bus toll terminal that combines Alipay, WeChat payment, Huayuan, Wing payment and other payment methods. For passengers, whether using Alipay or WeChat payment, or other payment tools, can carry out QR code payment; for bus companies, there is no need to worry about the consumer's payment tools conflict with their own charging tools, but also understand Data for each payment instrument.
The bus fare collection payment car-charged machine independently developed and produced by Shenzhen Cardlan Co., Ltd. is more simple for passengers to pay for bus fares. For bus companies, management charges are more convenient. The data on the transaction amount of the bus, the number of transactions, the amount of refunds, the number of passengers, etc. are all well-known, providing big data support for the smart bus.
Aggregation payment has entered a period of rapid development in China, all thanks to the comprehensive popularity of mobile payment in China. Compared with the previous credit card payment and change ticket purchase, the bus aggregation payment ride can be largely convenient for foreign tourists, suitable for emergency and short-term use of foreign passengers.
Aggregate payment reflects the modern people's pursuit of convenience and convenience. It is no longer necessary to consider whether the balance in the card is sufficient, and there is no need to worry about whether the change is brought with the change. After the scan code payment is enabled, the original card is not affected. The citizens of the bus card, especially the elderly, can still choose the original payment method, and provide the citizens with more convenient, humanized, personalized and high-quality travel services to promote the construction of smart cities.
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