2024-11-06 19:22:00
TIN card operator Tecnoint SA of Córdoba launched TIN Pay this Wednesday. Argentina’s first virtual wallet for paying for public transport.
This innovation uses QR codes and aims to provide intercity transport units with a safe and efficient payment method.
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“With Cordoba Technologies and Cordoba Corporation We are launching the first Argentinian transportation QR code payment solution. We all have to be proud,” said TIN President Esteban Riveros.
New tool will allow users to pay No cash or physical card required.
Technological transformation of mass transportation
TIN Pay was implemented in response to the increasing popularity of virtual wallets in Argentina, where the wallet is registered 40% growth in 2023.
TIN Operations Manager Máximo Mansilla commented: “We knew the card would be Transition to this new technology. “We seek to provide users with the opportunity to move freely without having to rely on a ticket office or reloading their cards in advance.”
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application Generate unique payment QR codewhich was verified in the machine installed in the transport unit. The fast operation of TIN Pay will ensure that users can complete payments even in areas without good internet connection, because the wallet Available both online and offline.
Expansion plans and new features
TIN Pay is now available Cordoba-Altagracia routeoperated by Sierras de Calamuchita and Sarmiento companies. In the coming weeks, the program will be expanded to other regions, with plans to Covering the entire intercity system in January 2025.
The development team announced that TIN Pay will allow Bank transfer and store purchases70% of users are expected to migrate to virtual wallets within the next six months.
The company also plans to introduce new features, such as the ability to Includes debit card, balance compensation and options to pay utility bills and purchase tickets online.
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Marcelo Rodio, Minister of Transport of Córdoba, celebrated the launch: “For us this is a step forward, modernization is always very important and it is a strategic ally for our neighbors and users. We will continue A huge effort so we can have better, higher quality public transportation to serve our neighbors every day.
During the event, the official hinted that the province’s intercity transportation system would soon be improved, including the incorporation of new units for different routes.
The evolution of TIN since its launch
Since its launch, TIN has issued more than 470,000 cards The cumulative usage reached 16 million times. TIN has completed 5.6 million resupply trips and transported 6.5 million passengers, accounting for 30% of the total users of the transportation system.
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**Interview with Esteban Riveros, President of TIN Transporte Inteligente**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Esteban. We’re excited to talk about the launch of TIN Pay. Can you start by explaining what TIN Pay is and how it works?
**Esteban Riveros:** Thank you for having me! TIN Pay is Argentina’s first virtual wallet specifically designed for paying for public transport. It utilizes QR codes, allowing users to pay fare without needing cash or a physical card. Simply generate a unique QR code via the app and scan it at the transport unit – it’s as straightforward as that!
**Interviewer:** That’s a significant step forward in terms of technological advancement. What prompted the development of this system?
**Esteban Riveros:** We observed a remarkable growth in virtual wallet usage in Argentina, around 40% in just this past year. The convenience that these wallets offer aligns perfectly with current trends and user needs for safe and efficient payment methods. We wanted to ensure that our users could travel freely without the hassle of visiting ticket offices or worrying about card reloads.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned a focus on user convenience. How does TIN Pay address potential issues like poor internet connectivity during transactions?
**Esteban Riveros:** Great question! One of the key features of TIN Pay is that it works both online and offline. Users can generate their payment QR codes regardless of their internet connectivity. This flexibility ensures that users can complete their payments quickly, even in locations with limited connectivity.
**Interviewer:** Are there any future plans for TIN Pay or additional features you’re looking to add?
**Esteban Riveros:** Absolutely! We see TIN Pay not just as a payment solution but as a platform for expanding transportation services. We’re exploring additional features that will enhance the user experience and make public transport even more accessible. Stay tuned – we have exciting developments ahead!
**Interviewer:** Thanks for that insight, Esteban. This innovation sounds like a game changer for public transportation in Argentina!
**Esteban Riveros:** Thank you! We believe it will empower users and make traveling not just easier but also a more integrated part of their daily lives.
