CCV and Scheidt & Bachmann strengthen partnership for public transport

For many years, CCV from Fiserv and Scheidt & Bachmann have worked together successfully across multiple industries, helping businesses deliver reliable and seamless customer experiences. From public transport solutions to other unattended environments, such as parking and EV charging, the partnership has consistently combined proven ticketing and payment expertise.

Now that collaboration is taking another important step forward.

By integrating the Android-based CCV IM30 payment terminal into Scheidt & Bachmann's latest generation of Ticket Vending Machines (TVMs), both companies are helping public transport operators prepare for the future of mobility. The new solution combines trusted ticketing technology with modern, flexible payment capabilities, creating a future-proof platform for transport operators across Europe.

Building on a trusted partnership

Public transport is evolving rapidly. Passengers expect fast, intuitive and secure payment experiences wherever they travel. At the same time, transport operators are looking for solutions that simplify operations, increase reliability and support future innovation.

The integration of the CCV IM30 into Scheidt & Bachmann's new Ticket Vending Machines addresses these needs. By combining advanced ticketing technology with proven payment expertise, the solution enables operators to offer a seamless purchasing experience while benefiting from a robust and scalable platform.

This development represents more than technical integration. It is the next milestone in a partnership built on reliability, innovation and a shared commitment to customer success.

Bringing modern payments to ticket vending

The Android-based CCV IM30 is designed for unattended environments where reliability and ease of use are essential. Integrated into Scheidt & Bachmann's latest TVMs, it enables passengers to purchase tickets quickly and conveniently using their preferred payment methods, including contactless cards and digital wallets.

Beyond payment acceptance, the Android platform provides the flexibility needed to support future developments in mobility and passenger services. Solutions such as the CCV IM30 also offer impaired passengers the opportunity to travel independently and pay with ease, in accordance with the requirements of the European Accessibility Act (EAA). This is a crucial factor, particularly in the public transport sector, on which many people in this group depend. 

As transport operators continue their digital transformation journeys, having adaptable, compliant technology becomes increasingly important.

Together, CCV and Scheidt & Bachmann are delivering a solution that helps operators modernise their infrastructure while providing passengers with the frictionless experience they expect.

Ready for the future of European mobility

While the first deployment of the combined solution is already underway and marks an important milestone, it is only the beginning.

CCV from Fiserv and Scheidt & Bachmann see significant opportunities to support public transport operators across Europe with integrated ticketing and payment solutions from now on. By combining decades of experience, proven technology and a shared vision for innovation, both companies are well positioned to help shape the future of public transport payments.

As passenger expectations continue to evolve also in 2026, reliable end-to-end solutions will play an increasingly important role in delivering efficient and connected mobility experiences.