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Home » UPI-based ticket payments for State buses soon
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UPI-based ticket payments for State buses soon

NT BureauBy NT BureauMay 9, 2024No Comments
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In a move aimed at enhancing passenger convenience and embracing digital innovation, the Tamil Nadu Government Rapid Transport Corporation is set to introduce UPI-based ticket payments for state buses. This initiative marks a significant step towards streamlining ticket purchases and reducing cash-related transactions aboard public transportation.
The introduction of UPI-based ticket payments is poised to revolutionize the way passengers interact with the state’s bus services. With the option to pay for tickets through UPI, commuters will experience smoother transactions and reduced reliance on physical currency. Equipped with QR code-enabled ticket printing machines, conductors will facilitate seamless payments directly from passengers’ mobile devices.
Currently undergoing a trial phase in Chennai city buses, this innovative payment method is slated for expansion across key regions including Trichy, Salem, Madurai, Nellai, and Coimbatore. By leveraging digital payment platforms such as Google Pay and PhonePe, passengers can expect a hassle-free and efficient ticketing experience.
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