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REWARDS PARTNERS
TRAVEL PARTNERS
Travel booking platforms - such as online travel site, hotels, and corporate travel managers can seamlessly integrate Universal Ride Tokens (URT) into their trip packages.
When a customer books a flight, hotel, or bundled itinerary, the booking partner can automatically issue Universal Ride Tokens (URT) as part of the purchase, upgrading or rewarding the traveler with mobility credits that can be spent across participating transit providers such as the local train, bus, micromobility or rideshare services. This transforms a traditional booking into a multimodal travel experience, where the traveler arrives already “pre-loaded” with mobility value they can redeem on arrival.
URT makes mobility a natural extension of every trip - bridging the gap between where a journey ends and how the traveler continues moving within a city.
EMPLOYERS
Employers can use Universal Ride Tokens (URT) to offer flexible, modern transportation benefits that cover a wide range of mobility needs - not just traditional transit passes. Because URT is a universal, fully collateralized reward token accepted across many participating mobility providers, companies can give employees a single benefit that works for buses, rail, micromobility, rideshare, charging and parking.
With URT, employers gain full transparency and control over how mobility funds are allocated while avoiding the administrative overhead of managing multiple transit programs or reimbursement systems. URT can be distributed directly to employees each month,
By offering URT benefits, employers enhance employee satisfaction, promote equitable access to transportation, and play an active role in strengthening the region’s multi-modal mobility network.
GOVERNMENT
Local, state and federal government agencies can use Universal Ride Tokens (URT) to fund, subsidize, or incentivize mobility in a more targeted and transparent way. Because URT is fully collateralized, traceable, and redeemable across all participating transportation operators, agencies can issue URT directly to residents for specific mobility programs such as low-income fare support, senior transit benefits, first-/last-mile connections, or emergency travel needs. Instead of distributing paper vouchers, monthly passes, or siloed agency credits, URT gives governments a unified, fraud-resistant digital benefit that works across bus, rail, micromobility, paratransit, and rideshare—while letting recipients choose the mode that best meets their needs.
At a broader level, URT enables governments to shape regional mobility behavior by directing incentives where they matter most—such as encouraging off-peak travel, reducing traffic congestion, expanding transit adoption, or supporting climate and sustainability objectives. Agencies can issue URT as performance-based rewards, targeted promotions, disaster-response credits, or inter-agency mobility subsidies, all with real-time reporting and automated settlement. This gives public agencies a powerful new tool to support equitable access, improve system efficiency, and strengthen coordination across the entire transportation network.
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