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F1Soft’s JumJum ride-sharing service goes official with 75% off

Dinesh by Dinesh
May 11, 2024
in Apps, Digital Nepal
Reading Time: 6 mins read
Jumjum ride-sharing official launch

ESewa’s parent company F1Soft Group launched its ride-sharing app called “JumJum”, a few months after its beta run. The leading fintech giant has brought the service with Google Maps integration, insurance, multiple bookings, etc. while the first-time passengers will get 75% off on their rides. The ride-sharing venture comes under the brand Nepal Mobility Solutions.

F1Soft collaborated with PickMe from Sri Lanka as a technology partner. However, the company itself will be the sole owner and operator of the service in Nepal. Jum Jum ride-sharing app will be an out-and-out Nepali brand service. The company aims to enhance the experience of daily commuters in Nepal with its innovative and exciting range of features and incentive schemes.

JumJum seeks to be a standout ride-hailing choice for commuters seeking not just a ride, but excellent options for a seamless travel experience. The platform offers modern solutions for affordable and hassle-free commuting experiences. Aided by the expertise of tech giant F1Soft Group, and developed by technology partner PickMe, Sri Lanka, JumJum marks a new milestone in Nepal’s digital landscape. This collaboration seamlessly integrates advanced features tailored to meet the unique needs of Nepalese commuters.

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“Part of Nepal’s digital transformation…”

Mr. Subash Sharma, CEO of F1Soft Group, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “F1Soft Group has always led digital innovation, continuously building an ecosystem of digital products and services to facilitate Nepal’s digital transformation. The inclusion of JumJum as a ride-sharing service enriches our ecosystem, offering convenient transportation solutions in alignment with our vision of becoming a household brand for every Nepali.”

Similarly, Mr. Jiffry Zulfer, CEO of PickMe, said, “We are excited to partner with F1Soft International to bring our advanced ride-sharing technology to Nepal. This collaboration reflects our shared vision of leveraging technology to elevate the mobility experiences of the communities we cater to, ultimately enhancing lives. Together, we are confident that JumJum will revolutionize the transportation industry in Nepal.” The partnership between F1Soft International and PickMe Sri Lanka underscores the potential for cross-border collaboration in driving technological innovation and fostering regional growth. Leveraging PickMe’s proven technology and F1Soft’s local insights, JumJum is set to establish new standards in the ride-sharing industry.”

JumJum App ride-sharing

Lastly, Mr. Biswas Dhakal, President of F1Soft Group, highlighted JumJum’s ambitions. He stressed that the platform is not just revolutionizing the industry will also contribute significantly to the economy by generating employment. “Our commitment to fostering a mutually beneficial relationship between passengers and drivers underscores our dedication to enhancing lives and uplifting communities. Together, we are driving forward, reshaping the standards of the transportation industry while creating a positive impact on Nepal’s economic growth,” he added.

JumJum’s service was already operational in some parts of Kathmandu after its soft launch. However, the company marked its formal beginning on Friday, Baisakh 28, 2081.

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JumJum ride-sharing app features

JumJum features a user-friendly interface, making it easy for passengers to book rides with just a few taps on their smartphones. Real-time tracking with Google Maps, insurance, and efficient and safe rides are its main highlights. Here are its major features:

  • Insurance after the trip is accepted: JumJum provides its riders with valuable life insurance. For this, F1Soft Group has signed an exclusive agreement with Neco Insurance. The company stresses that both rider and driver will be eligible for life insurance to give them peace of mind. The insurance will activate after a trip. If an accident occurs, up to Rs 50,000 health insurance, and up to Rs 5 lakh insurance in case of death and permanent disability can be claimed.
  • Payment from eSewa: As the Jum Jum app is owned and operated by F1Soft, eSewa will be an obvious choice for payment. For ride payments, F1Soft has integrated the eSewa digital payment service into the Jum Jum app. So, both riders and drivers can benefit from the leading digital wallet for transactions.  
  • Multiple ride booking: Another highlight of the Jum Jum app is the ability to hail two rides at the same time which is not available with other ride-sharing platforms. With the Jum Jum app, you can set up multiple rides without having to complete one. Besides, riders can also book a ride for a return trip.
  • Google Maps for navigation: The Google Maps integration helps deliver accurate maps and real-time traffic updates for efficient route planning. This results in a faster and more convenient travel experience for both drivers and passengers.
  • Book for a Friend: The JumJum app lets you book rides for your friends or family members too. Use this feature when other than you can’t have access to the JumJum app or its service directly.
Jum Jum features
Jum Jum app

75% off for the first three rides, Rs 2,000 daily bonus for drivers

JumJum has announced a stunning discount offer as it officially begins its ride-sharing service. According to the company, the customers will get 75% off on the first three rides. At the same time, drivers get incentives including a Rs 1,000 joining bonus, 0% commission for the first two weeks, and commission rebates thereafter. They will also stand eligible for daily bonuses up to Rs 2,000.

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Download the Jum Jum app

The Jum Jum app is already available on Android and iOS platforms. Follow the links to download it.

  • Jum Jum app: Android | iOS
  • Jum Jum app driver: Android

Among the increasing list of ride-sharing services, the Jum Jum app will certainly be differently placed to compete. Given that it’s part of the F1Soft service backed by the eSewa payment system, it will have a synergistic effect to access more users across Nepal. How often do you use ride-sharing services, and do you think F1Soft’s venture will create an undeniable mark? do share your inputs in our comment section below.

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An experienced tech writer covering news mostly on telecommunication, internet, latest tech & trends, and Gadgets. Being a technophile, I am particularly fascinated by the evolution of mobile networks in Nepal from legacy networks (2G, 3G) to 4G (with VoLTE, VoWiFi, eSIM) and the prospects of the upcoming 5G, and equally enthralled by the development of internet from the dial-up connection to the 2 Gbps XGS-PON fiber broadband technology and their transformative impact in the country.

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