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Littlepay taps Wellington, showing Australia how a city’s contactless transit can be done

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10 Dec, 2025
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10 Dec, 2025
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In stark contrast to Australian transit payment project overruns and delays, Melbourne transit payments outfit Littlepay will deliver a contactless transit system for Wellington, New Zealand, for NZ$5.5 million in just six months.
Littlepay taps Wellington, showing Australia how a city’s contactless transit can be done
Littlepay’s CEO Amin Shayan says the Wellington rollout will be delivered for $5.5m in 6 months.

In stark contrast to Australian transit payment project overruns and delays, Melbourne transit payments outfit Littlepay will deliver a contactless transit system for Wellington, New Zealand, for NZ$5.5 million in just six months.

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