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In the first stage, the barcode is protected against copying using a dynamic security element. This can be a timestamp that is updated every few seconds. If the ticket is subsequently copied and sent, the dynamic element will stop and no longer update. means that, therefore, the control system immediately detects the duplicate ticket. Cheng admitted there were fraud issues.

'I think fraud is actually a huge problem for many transport kazakhstan consumer email list operators,' she said. Also highlighting the importance of meeting users where they are is the next generation push for us to say digital first... I think using this as a transportation platform is going to be a key part of the current adoption curve. The regional factors panel discussion revealed that adoption and usage patterns of digital wallets vary significantly between countries due to a combination of techno-cultural and regulatory factors, such as Brazil and QR codes mentioned earlier.

And noted that Brazil also recently launched Bitcoin as an alternative payment method within digital wallets, further boosting usage. Germany, on the other hand, presents a different picture. explained that Germany remains relatively cash-centric and many transit users still prefer paper tickets. He also highlighted how regulatory constraints affect adoption. In Germany, the price of public transport is regulated by the state.