Bussr Rolls Out Nekla Digital Payments to Millions of Users
SINGAPORE, Apr 12, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Bussr, the world-leading artificial intelligence (AI) powered mobility platform, is looking to make its services global in every sense of the word after announcing the rollout of the pioneering digital payment platform, Nekla. The Singapore-based transport disruptor announced it will offer its passengers a digital payment option through payment innovator Nekla, allowing millions of underbanked users to pay for Bussr services easily.
Bussr s Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) technology serves both as a mobile app for private travelers and a full journey ticketing, payment, and fleet management solution for cities and enterprises. Its leading AI platform continuously monitors millions of data points to help large-scale transport operations perform at optimal efficiency for both passengers and operators.
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Singapore-based transport disruptor Bussr has caught the eye of global investment titans for their vision to change the way the world gets from A to B.
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Both relentlessly crept forward over the years, with some planning and with some chaos.
The growth of both is undeniable.
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