Thai Transport Ministry Taps Krungthai Bank for BTS Rabbit Card EMV Transition
Thailand's Ministry of Transport has selected Krungthai Bank to serve as the clearing house for the transition of BTS's "Rabbit Card" to the EMV standard. Discussions also touched upon negotiations with BTS and a government compensation budget of 5 billion baht.
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