For Kaser Village, the bus system relied on cash. There was no reliable way to track ridership or understand which age groups were riding, even though fares differed by age under a government-funded program. Cash payments made reporting difficult and boarding slower.

Cube replaced cash with a simple digital system built around bus cards. Riders now use a card to tap and ride, with the correct age-based fare applied automatically. No cash, no confusion, and no need for drivers to manage payments.

Cube installed payment readers on the buses and issued bus cards to riders. Each tap records attendance, age category, and fare in real time, all feeding into a single backend dashboard. The village can see usage by route, rider age, and overall demand — without manual tracking.

Faster boarding, easier rides for residents, accurate age-based reporting for government funding, and a bus system that finally runs on real data instead of estimates.

Cube adapts to how your business runs — not the other way around.