Riding Bustang is Even Easier with Mobile-Ticketing App

June 22, 2018 - New payment options offer easy, secure and fast ways to pay


DENVER—Bustang® riders now have new options to pay for tickets when using the Justride Bustang mTicketing app. The addition of the Masterpass and Apple Pay digital payment services allows customers to purchase tickets with just a tap, eliminating the need to type in any credit card numbers, billing information or security codes to complete a transaction.

To use Masterpass or Apple Pay on the Bustang mTicketing app, simply select the fare you wish to purchase, choose the stored payment card of your choice, and complete the payment by using either Masterpass checkout or the Touch or Face ID features for Apple Pay. The app allows riders to purchase single-ride, 10-ride, 20-ride or 40-ride passes, and view schedules and fares. It is available for download from Google Play and the Apple App Store.

Masabi, the global leader in mobile-ticketing and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) -based fare collection, developed the app.

"Masabi was founded with the goal of making transit ticketing and payments as quick and painless as possible—simplifying the process for riders," said Masabi CEO Brian Zanghi. "The addition of these mobile payment solutions from Mastercard and Apple into the Bustang app will help make riding the bus in Colorado even easier."

Bustang, operated for CDOT by Ace Express of Golden, offers daily coach service through the I-70 corridor between Glenwood Springs and Denver (Grand Junction route coming soon) and along I-25 between Fort Collins and Colorado Springs. Bustang's climate-controlled coaches are equipped with WiFi access, USB outlets and restrooms.

About Masabi

Masabi is the global leader in mobile-ticketing and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) -based fare collection for transit. Masabi's Justride is a cloud-based mobility platform unifying account-based and pre-pay ticketing into a single, configurable solution. Justride's SaaS architecture, "mobile first" approach and BYOT philosophy, allow transport providers of all sizes around the globe to deliver innovation quickly, delighting passengers and reducing costs, while increasing efficiency and data insights.

The company's Justride SDK, the world's first and only mobile-ticketing SDK for public transport, allows partners such as Uber, Kisio, Chalo and Transit App to request fare types, make payments, and deliver visual and barcode mobile tickets to a passenger within their applications.

Masabi works in partnership with more than 30 leading transit agencies and operators in North America, Europe, Australia and around the globe, including; New York MTA, Arriva, National Express, Keolis, Thames Clippers, Boston MBTA, LA Metrolink, The Hague and Las Vegas RTC. It has offices in London, New York, Boston and Cluj and investors include Mastercard and Keolis.