Pilot project “Pupil’s card” launched in Tatarstan
8 May 2014, Thursday
Implementation of the project aimed at making non-cash payment by pupils at school and outside began on April 28.
New universal solution united digital access badge, option for non-cash payments, and transport application for public transport.
The project, first of all, aims to create a safe financial platform with high-tech solutions for non-cash payments for children.
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