ComfortDelGro teams up with Alipay+ to enable cashless payments for tourists

Tourists, mainly Malaysians and South Koreans, can now use their local e-wallets to pay.

ComfortDelGro has partnered with Alipay to enable cashless payments for Malaysian and South Korean tourists in all of ComfortDelGro’s taxis.

With this partnership, visiting mobile payments from e-wallets, namely Malaysia’s Touch ‘n Go and South Korea’s Kakao Pay will now be useable for payment in ComfortDelGro’s Comfort and CityCab taxis.

With this, ComfortDelGro can now support 20 different types of cashless payment options.
Jackson Chia, CEO of ComfortDelGro Taxi said that with the cashless payment options, it is now convenient for Malaysian and South Korean tourists to pay taxi fares without the hassle of readying cash in local currency as they can always opt to use their e-wallet or payments app.

ComfortDelGro Taxi is Singapore’s largest taxi operator with a combined fleet of about 9,000 Comfort and CityCab taxis.

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