System Delivery

Global Reference

Tmoney Shares Its Innovative Experience With The World
(Solutions for Transportation systems)

System Delivery
Our Network of partners

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand

Bogota, Colombia

Bogota, Colombia

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand
electronic ticketing system

2,600 Buses
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
CBTS card usage rate increased

40%

Leading the Future of O&M Business with

Innovative Solutions and Sustainable Operations

삑과 해외서비스

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand (2017~2018)

Background

As a result of a long-term preparation, Bangkok Mass Transit Authority decided to provide an electronic ticketing system to 2,600 public buses for the purposes of reducing the loss of revenue from the incomplete fare collecting and preparing interface with the common ticket standard of the Ministry of Transport.

Tmoney’s Role

By Joining a consortium with local companies Tmoney was assigned to deliver on-board equipment for 2,600 buses and relevant Firm-Ware solution with a five-year system maintenance.

Result

The electronic ticketing system being under implementation at the moment will be in interim service for the wel-fare card usage first and then upgraded to support the general common-card and EMV-card in the end. Bangkok government is also planning to extend the electronic ticketing system into private buses after completion in public sector.

Bogota, Colombia

Bogota, Colombia (2012)
- Colombia SIRCI (Integrated Collection System, Control and Information)

Purpose

For the project, the municipality decided to select new AFC operation company for ‘Transmilenio’ which is usual and a rapid transportation channel consisting of 36 stations and 10,000 buses.fo the citizen’s in Bogota. LG CNS was selected as a winner of international public bidding its business scale reached about 300 million US$ and contracted Tmoney as device provider. Tmoney started to provide various devices from the year of 2012.

Tmoney’s Role

12,000 bus validators, 4,000 top-up devices, 250 ticket vending machines, 500 hand-held devices and relative SW etc.

Result

By implementing the AFC(Automated Fare Collection) and FMS(Fleet Management System) targeted on 7,000 buses, 120 BRT stations the transfer system has been totally integrated. This project will be operated during the next 15 years and its scale is up to $ 300 million.
Every real time data such as bus location or driving speed collected by FMS which includes GPS receiver, on board device, communication modem is transmitting to the central server for total settlement.
Second case of applying Tmoney specification to overseas following New Zealand case.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2010)
- CBTS (Cashless Bus Ticketing System)

Purpose

The purpose of this project was for the biggest transportation company ‘RapidKL, it took totally 6 months from order to deliver the system.

Tmoney’s Role

Tmoney implemented Turn-key Solution for the project CBTS (Cashless Bus Ticketing System) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Result

Currently on 1,500 buses Tmoney devices are being operated. After three month from the implementation the card usage rate increased about 40%. 40% increase of card usage in 3 months.

Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand (2008)

Background

New Zealand developed “cost-effective” Tmoney card based payment system for Wellington.

Tmoney’s Role

Contract with Snapper which runs officially Wellington’s Tmoney card business.

Result

The bus solution being implemented now in Wellington and operating more than 400 buses is wholly consistent with the philosophy of quick boarding and focusing the bus driver’s attention on operating the bus safely, reliably and courteously. A state-of-the-art touch screen bus driver console handles the driver’s sign-on, dispensing of receipts to cash-paying customers and counting of riders who present paper passes or multi-ride tickets, and controlling the card validator for Tmoney card users. Seoul’s smart transportation card system’s excellence has been globally acknowledged, bench-marked and actually introduced by many other countries. New Zealand was our first global reference as Tmoney. After completing system delivery, Tmoney has been working as a settlement agent(delegation). Tmoney serves as a ASP for the New targeted market, where settlement data are transferred back to the clearing center located in Tmoney’s head quarters, and the settlement reports are provided 9AM following working day.