Aurionpro and Mastercard partner to bring contactless payments to public transportation in North America
Aurionpro Transit and Mastercard have partnered to bring contactless payments to public transport in North America.
By ScoutQuest · · 1 min read
- Counterparty
- Mastercard
- Geography
- North America
- Objective
- bring contactless payments to public transport
- Release
- Deal / acquisition
📌 Aurionpro Transit, the company's smart ticketing and payment systems business, is building on its partnership with Mastercard to support public transport agencies and government authorities across North America in upgrading transit payment systems.
🎯 The collaboration is to include practical procurement approaches, repeatable implementation methods and clear pathways intended to reduce complexity while supporting local operational and policy requirements.
📌 Chapin Flynn, SVP, Mastercard Urban Mobility, said the two companies are leveraging Merchant Cloud's gateway capabilities to enable agencies to modernize payments and deliver better everyday experiences for commuters across multiple modes of transport.
📌 Sanjay Bali, CEO of Aurionpro Transit, said the partnership aims to give agencies practical procurement and deployment options that can support their modernization goals and improve the passenger experience.
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