SA’s new e-hailing service Twytch is banking on its cashless and tamper-proof blockchain-backed technology to bolster safety and revolutionise the ride-sharing experience for drivers and riders.

Having ditched commission-based earnings in favour of a fixed-rate payment structure that promises daily meal allowances alongside subsidised medical aid and funeral benefits, Twytch’s driver recruitment has attracted 12,500 drivers countrywide, the company said...

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