Service providers using PayiQ's solution

Turku Region Traffic

Turku, the capital of southwestern Finland and one of the major harbour cities of the northern Baltic Sea, has grand ambitions as a future smart city. PayiQ was chosen as a development partner for smart ticketing through competitive tendering.

MaaS Global

MaaS Global’s Whim app, which uses PayiQ’s ticketing technology, is already available in several countries. The startup aims to be one of the leading operators in the 10,000 billion Euro worldwide mobility market.

Oulu Public Transport

Oulu and surrounding regions use PayiQ’s White label app for mobile ticketing. Their transportation service was the first in Finland to combine mobile tickets and travel zones.

Ekaterinburg and Sverdlovsk Region

Ekaterinburg, the fourth most populous city in Russia, offers its citizens an easy way to top up transport cards through its own branded mobile app.

What Our Customers Are Saying

During 2018, 26.6 million trips were made in Turku region public transport. Adoption of mobile ticketing has been growing very fast. Due to ease of use and new services, the amount of mobile ticketing has almost doubled in terms of sold tickets, representing already over 800,000 trips. These new mobile services were, for example, on-demand bus services and combination tickets to buses and the steamboat Ukkopekka during the summer months.

Sirpa Korte

Public Transport Director, City of Turku

Finnish people are really embracing mobile payment, and a large number of Pivo users are active commuter. When buying tickets directly with Pivo Wallet, they will have their tickets conveniently on their mobile phone at all times.

Masa Peura

SVP of payments, accounts and personal finance management, OP Bank

Mobile tickets make traveling with buses not only easier but also more attractive. Kouvola’s goal is to increase the number of passengers and the launching of a new ticket products is a part of this goal.

Antti Pakkanen

Public Transport Coordinator, City of Kouvola

Kuopio’s citizens have adopted to using mobile tickets very well, already mobile tickets’ portion of the sale of single tickets is almost 25 percent. The number of people using mobile tickets grows 8 to 9 percent each month. As technology develops and we can install QR code reading devices to all the buses, we can broaden the app’s production selection to include also season tickets.

Jukka Räsänen

Public Transport Designer, City of Kuopio