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2019.10
In October 2019, Hangzhou Golong joined
hands with Bank of China (Hong Kong) to
install bus terminal devices that support both
credit card (VISA, MasterCard, JCB and
UnionPay) tapping and mobile code payment
on more than 300 Hong Kong Long Win buses,
providing the first access to mobile code payment
service in Hong Kong
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2021.1
From January 2021, KMB will expand its e-
payment system to cover 60 bus routes and
10 payment methods, with 550 vehicles going
live in the first phase of deployment. 23
November 2021, HK Tramways & Thales HK
signs up with Golong Online, Hong Kong
Tramways fully enters the era of diversified
electronic payment
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2022.1
From 13 February 2022 onwards, all KMB
routes have supported the“e-payment
system”electronic payment system, making
it a fully cashless payment method. The
upgraded KMB e-payment system also
supports interchange concessions and regional
short-haul sectional fares
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