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This is a Descriptive Qualitative study.

Policy Evaluation of Cashless Payment System in Public Transportation Services of “Trans Banyumas” Buy the Service Program in Banyumas Regency

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Descriptive qualitative assessment finds cashless payments enhance efficiency in Banyumas transportation, suggesting optimization is needed.

The cashless payment system improved transaction efficiency and transparency in public transportation, addressing operational challenges.
Findings reveal that most passengers prefer e-money cards over QRIS due to limited internet access and fare policy integration constraints.
The evaluation used a qualitative approach, applying William Dunn's evaluation theory through observations and interviews.
While the system has shown positive impacts, ongoing optimization is necessary to reconcile fare integration and payment method preferences.

Kurniawan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive qualitative assessment finds cashless payments enhance efficiency in Banyumas transportation, suggesting optimization is needed.