Cabvision
UK credit card payment provider
Cabvision are a major credit card payment providers in London having originally started as a digital screen network operating exclusively in Licensed Taxis.
Cabvision Limited was sold in 2010 and now forms part of Cabvision Network Ltd which designs, fits and operates payment systems in Licensed Taxis. The company is an "Approved Supplier" of Transport for London and is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Payment devices
Cabvision Network are the only TfL approved supplier to offer both an integrated with fare meter system and a Mobile Point of Sale system for London that is installed in the taxi. Hardware from Ingencio forms the original offer and the Miura M10 is the "CabPay" system that works via the drivers mobile phone. Outside of London, the CabPay system does not need to be installed into the taxi and can be used independently.
Cabvision has a choice of payment plans to suit a range of drivers, starting from 1.99% + 10p per transaction. Payments are settled next day, 6 days per week.
Early history
Cabvision started in 2000 with the London Millennium golden taxis campaign. A thousand taxis were installed with Cabvision in central London.
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