Sarawak Metro Integrates Revenue Group Tech for KUTS Mobile App
Sarawak Metro has partnered with Revenue Group Berhad to implement secure payment tokenization for its upcoming urban transport application.

Sarawak Metro Sdn Bhd has announced a new strategic collaboration with Malaysian payment solutions provider Revenue Group Berhad. The partnership aims to integrate advanced payment tokenization technology into the official mobile application for the Kuching Urban Transportation System (KUTS).
As the state-owned enterprise tasked with the development, operation, and maintenance of the KUTS project, Sarawak Metro is focused on ensuring the digital infrastructure for the transport network is secure. According to the original publisher, this move serves to facilitate seamless and protected financial transactions for commuters using the KUTS mobile platform.
Revenue Group Berhad, known for its expertise in payment processing solutions within the local market, will provide the underlying architecture for the app. By utilizing tokenization, the system will replace sensitive card information with unique digital identifiers, enhancing the security of user transactions handled through the application.
This development marks a significant milestone in the digital transformation of public transportation systems in Malaysia. As urban mobility projects increasingly rely on mobile-first solutions, the implementation of robust payment security measures remains essential for maintaining public trust and ensuring the smooth operation of large-scale infrastructure projects like KUTS.
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Originally reported by Technode. Read the original report →
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