Across Texas, transit agencies are reaching a turning point in how fare collection is managed. Maintaining legacy fareboxes is becoming increasingly expensive, while passengers expect smoother and more flexible ways to pay, whether in cash or digital.
This gap is accelerating a broader shift toward more unified and efficient fare systems. Instead of managing fragmented tools and processes, many operators are now looking for ways to simplify operations and regain full visibility over their payment flows.
At the TTA Texas Conference 2026, Matawan will showcase how this transition can be made more straightforward with WanFare and WanPay. These solutions bring cash and digital payments into a single environment, helping agencies reduce complexity while maintaining operational control.
📍 Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
📍 Booth 500
Visitors will be able to see a 5-minute live demonstration showing how a modern fare system can replace fragmented legacy processes without disrupting daily operations. The goal is simple: make modernization tangible, fast, and easy to understand.
This approach is already being implemented across the United States.
These deployments illustrate how agencies can evolve toward more unified systems without disrupting service.
👉 Visit Booth 500 to explore how transit agencies can move from fragmented fare systems to a more unified and scalable approach and see WanFare in action.
If you’re not attending the event in Lubbock, you can still discover how WanFare and WanPay help transit agencies modernize fare collection systems.
