Kummute Launches CB Taxi: First Cross-Border Digital Taxi Service Between Singapore and Malaysia
Kummute has launched CB Taxi, a new cross-border taxi service between Singapore and Malaysia. The service, which operates using licensed vehicles, offers a cashless experience with in-app payment options.
CB Taxi allows users to book rides digitally on their smartphones, eliminating the need for physical counters or direct driver contact. The service uses existing licensed cross-border taxis, including six-seater MPVs and four-seater sedans, all driven by officially licensed APAD Malaysia drivers.
Fares are calculated based on distance, with a booking fee of RM25 for MY Taxi and S$8 for SG Taxi. Payment can be made via online banking, credit/debit card, and eWallet options such as FPX, Alipay, GrabPay, ShopeePay, TNG eWallet, WeChat Pay, and Boost. The available information does not specify which banks offer their online payment services specifically for CB Taxi on the Kummute platform, but generally, methods include credit cards, PayPal, SEPA direct debit, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Open Banking services.
In Phase 1, CB Taxi focuses on digitalising bookings with specific pick-up and drop-off points in Malaysia and Singapore. Phase 2 aims to introduce seamless door-to-door service with convenient interchanges at Larkin and Ban San Street.
CB Taxi, operated by Kummute, offers a convenient and cashless cross-border taxi service between Singapore and Malaysia. With 200 permits issued by each government for cross-border transport service operation, the service is set to facilitate travel between the two countries.
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