Payment is one of the final steps of every parking journey, and in some cases, it might become a source of friction. For example, long queues at pay stations, outdated payment processes, and limited flexibility can affect both the driver’s experience and the overall efficiency of parking operations.
With J4Pay, HUB Parking Technology’s mobile platform payment, drivers can pay for their session with just a smartphone and a QR code. By scanning the code displayed on site signage or printed on their parking ticket, users are directed to a dedicated web page, with no need to download an app or create an account. Once there, they simply confirm their ticket number or license plate, apply a promotional code if available, and securely complete the transaction using a credit card or digital wallet such as PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
The platform is designed to adapt to different parking environments and operational needs. At Flemingate Shopping Center in Beverley, UK, a fully cashless car park, J4Pay gives shoppers a scan-to-pay option from a payment signages.
Another example is Orelle Cableway Parking, in the French Alps, where J4Pay enables skiers pay for parking while descending from the slopes, simply by scanning a QR code inside the cable car (brilliant placement, isn’t it?) and before they've even reached their vehicle.
As part of HUB’s Digital Portfolio suite, J4Pay corelates to the other digital services. Each of them can be layered upon the parking management system in phases, to create an interconnected ecosystem with centralised monitoring and reporting: JPass for reservation and access management, J4M for digital validations and merchant benefits, J4H for a more seamless guest experience.
Watch the video below to see how J4Pay works in practice.