MVL, a developer of blockchain-based mobility solutions, has announced the launch of its ride-hailing service TADA in the U.S. The new approach will operate without commissions for drivers.
What is Zero Commission Ride Sharing and Why is it Important?
The traditional ride-hailing model often involves significant commission fees, which can burden drivers. The zero commission model allows drivers to retain 100% of their earnings. This can improve drivers' financial situations, enhance satisfaction, attract new drivers to the platform, and foster a stronger driver community.
MVL’s Expansion Strategy: TADA and the Colorado Drivers Cooperative
MVL’s entry into the U.S. market will be through a strategic partnership with the Colorado Drivers Cooperative (DCC). This collaboration aims to implement the zero commission model in Colorado, supported by DCC’s local resources and driver network. MVL will contribute its technology and infrastructure.
What to Expect from TADA’s Launch in the U.S.
The initial rollout of TADA in Colorado will serve as a pilot program to collect data and feedback before expanding further. TADA is expected to attract drivers with appealing conditions and ensure a comfortable experience for riders through reliable service and a user-friendly app.
The launch of TADA in the U.S. promises to be a significant step forward in ride-hailing, offering a new driver-centric model. The application of blockchain in TADA’s operations underscores the company's commitment to innovation and fair compensation.
