Payments Landscape of Smart Cities
summary
Cities already have usable national pieces but not city rollouts: National Common Mobility Card gets formal approval March 2016 after six years and is piloted on two BMTC routes, Fastag uses RFID and is live on ~70% of toll plazas and works for automatic tolling, and the Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS) is announced but under‑adopted by startups. Barriers are procurement rules, lack of city‑level standards, bank dominance and data access; pilots and products (Get My Parking, Ridlr) exist but few scaled deployments yet.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:17How does city administration work
- 1:51Barriers and opportunities
- 4:44National standards
- 6:05Commonality cards
- 7:50Fast AG
- 8:48Utility Bill Payments
- 9:57Business Models
- 10:58Examples
- 12:27Questions
- 14:02Crowdsourcing
- 15:44Emergency Transportation
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