Yego Innovision’s Yegomoto project aims to make Rwanda’s motos more efficient while bringing transparency and fairness to the fares, for both, the driver and passenger. Yegomoto equips the motos with a Yegomoto Meter, which calculates the fare (based on distance travelled and time taken) and helps drivers navigate in real-time. 

Yego is also set to introduce prepaid “Tap & Pay” contactless cards, which means that passengers no longer have to worry about carrying exact change to pay their fare. Yego’s Tap & Pay cards work over USSD and utilize NFC technology, allowing passengers to pay fares from their linked mobile wallet by simply tapping their cards onto the Yegomoto Meter.

The platform will become the logistics basis for e-commerce in Kigali, and later in the rest of the country. Since only 30% of the phones in Rwanda are smartphones, Yego is aware that their services need to be accessible to feature phone users, as well

Yego is currently in the process of creating a Butler Service whereby users could order goods and services to their doorstep! Yego will use the very same logistics network it has created to deliver the goods and services to the caller via a Yegomoto, while providing drivers and businesses additional revenue opportunities.

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