BOCHK BoC Pay has launched a brand-new "Bus QR code" scanning payment function, and it is the first to be used in the electronic payment system "edudu" of KMB and Long Win Bus, covering more than 4,000 buses and more than 400 bus lines.
The bus code supports the "password-free payment" function. Passengers can pay the fare directly by scanning the bus code on the camera above the fare meter without entering a password.
In addition, from now until December 31, passengers can enjoy a fare discount of HK$3 if they use the BoC Pay bus code to take KMB and Long Win buses with a minimum of HK$10 per journey.
The BoC Pay bus code supports the "password-free payment" function. You can pay the fare directly by scanning the bus code on the camera above the fare meter without entering a password.
(Provided by KMB and Long Win Bus)
The KMB and Long Win Bus electronic payment system "edudu" added another QR code payment method. Bank of China (Hong Kong) announced today (28th) that its BoC Pay has launched a new "board code" scanning payment function, which is the first It is used in the electronic payment system "edudu" of KMB and Long Win Bus, covering more than 4,000 buses and more than 400 bus lines.
The bus code supports the "password-free payment" function. Passengers can pay the fare directly by scanning the bus code on the camera above the fare meter without entering a password.
Leung Cho-tak, Chief Financial Officer of KMB, said that he is very pleased to cooperate with BoC Pay this time. KMB and Long Win Bus have added electronic payment systems to all fleets in the early years. Together with the newly joined BoC Pay, the system will support 11 electronic payment methods , as the best of all means of transportation, it is expected to provide more choices to allow passengers to integrate into the electronic consumption mode in terms of travel.
He also pointed out that electronic payment has become a major trend, and he believes that "eDudu" will help promote the cross-border payment connection with the Mainland.
He also said.
BoC Pay announced the launch of the new "Travel QR Code" scanning payment function, and it is the first to be used in the electronic payment system "edudu" of KMB and Long Win Bus.
The picture shows Chen Bilian, Deputy General Manager of BOC Credit Card (International) (left) and Leung Cho Tak, Chief Financial Officer of KMB (right).
(Provided by KMB and Long Win Bus)
"edudu" accepts the following 11 electronic payment methods
Inductive payment: Mastercard/ UnionPay/ VISA/ JCB
Mobile payment: Apple Pay/ Google Pay (Android)/ Samsung Pay
QR code payment (QR code): AlipayHK EasyGo code (EasyGo)/ Alipay ride code*/ UnionPay Cloud QuickPass App "Ticket Code"* / BoC Pay "Train Code"
Chen Bilian, deputy general manager of BOC Credit Card (International), said that in the future, it will continue to expand the boarding code to more public transportation, improve customers' electronic payment boarding experience, and bring them more travel convenience.
In addition, from now until December 31, passengers who use the BoC Pay bus code to take KMB and Long Win buses with a journey of HK$10 or more can enjoy a HK$3 fare discount.
▼Operation steps of BoC Pay boarding code▼
Tide of fare increase｜5 bus companies apply for fare increase, NWFB and Citybus apply for 10% to 20% increase in the highest fare increase｜Bus companies apply for fare increase Transport and Logistics Bureau: The Blue Tunnel will be opened to traffic next month Insufficient new bus lines advocate full reorganization of KMB and NWFB. The Blue Tunnel will be open to traffic on the next day. 5 bus lines will only be operated during peak hours.
