mobileticketing
Mobile ticketing refers to systems that issue, store, and present tickets on a mobile device such as a smartphone or smartwatch. Tickets are used for transportation, events, venues, travel, and attractions, and can be accessed via apps, mobile wallets, or web interfaces.
The concept emerged in the early 2000s with barcode tickets on phones, evolving to QR codes, near-field
In typical use, a user purchases or receives a ticket through an app or website, then displays
Mobile ticketing can be delivered via dedicated apps, stored in wallet apps such as Apple Wallet or
Benefits include reduced paper waste, real-time updates, easier ticket transfers or resales, and faster entry. Common
Limitations and challenges include device dependency and battery life, the digital divide, cross-system compatibility, and privacy
Security measures typically involve encryption, tokenization, cryptographic signatures, and on-device secure elements. Privacy considerations emphasize data
Future directions include offline verification, biometric authentication, dynamic pricing, ticket transfer features, and improved interoperability to