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Beep operator set to launch QR code payments

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AF Payments Inc. (AFPI), the provider behind the beep payment system, teamed up with Multisys Technologies Corp. to introduce QR code payments for public transportation.

The collaboration is set to revolutionize the way Filipinos commute by complementing beep’s existing NFC (near-field communication) cards with Multisys’ QR technology under the “beep transit” solution.

This is a fitting complement to the roughly 11 million beep cards issued, offering commuters an alternative and efficient mode of payment, AFPI said.

It said that by utilizing the beep app, commuters could now enjoy the convenience of the contactless technology through their smartphones—enhancing the overall commuting experience.

The introduction of the mobile-based payment option marks a significant milestone, as it is recognized as one of the fare media or fare payment methods under the Philippine National Automated Fare Collection Standards.

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AFPI chief executive JJ Moreno said the AFPI-Multisys partnership is poised to elevate the Filipino commuting experience to international standards, emphasizing the commitment of both entities to improving and transforming how Filipinos commute.

“By embracing the expertise of Multisys and leveraging their advanced technology, we are broadening our payment solutions, making it simpler and more convenient for commuters to access transportation services through their mobile devices,” Moreno said.

He expressed the company’s goal to extend the service across all train lines and thousands of buses and PUVs nationwide, ensuring widespread accessibility and convenience for commuters throughout the country.

“We are inspired by AFPI’s dedication to elevating the commuter experience, which motivates us to provide our QR technology in support of their NFC technology. Together, we are setting a new standard for convenience in public transportation,” said Multisys chief executive Vic Tria.

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