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Women in Transport Celebrates partnership renewal with Littlepay

July 22, 2026 in Partnerships

Women in Transport is excited to announce a renewal of our partnership with Littlepay, a leading provider of payment infrastructure for transit and mobility. For over 10 years, they have followed their vision to simplify payments for public transport and mobility. Driving ridership and making cities smarter, their technology helps people and places to thrive.

A network of trusted partners allows Littlepay to offer flexible payment solutions that meet the needs of transport and mobility operators, authorities and agencies globally. It acts as the payments backbone that connects a growing ecosystem of modular components.

Littlepay is proud to support equality, diversity and inclusion, and is especially motivated to improve opportunities for all in the transport technology space. Women make up 41% of its workforce and 41% of its leaders. In 2024, they launched the Littlepay Launchpad Program, which removes barriers to make careers in tech more accessible to a wider range of people.

Sonya Byers, CEO at Women in Transport, expressed her excitement regarding this renewal:

"We are delighted to continue our partnership with Littlepay, a global leader that shares our commitment to innovation, inclusion, and meaningful progress across the transport sector. Their leadership in advancing contactless payment solutions, alongside initiatives like the Launchpad Program, aligns closely with our vision of creating a more diverse and accessible industry for all. Together, we look forward to driving positive change and shaping the future of mobility."

Sarah McLaughlin, Senior Business Development Manager at Littlepay, said:

"We're proud to continue our partnership with Women in Transport and support the fantastic work they're doing to create a more inclusive transport industry. At Littlepay, we believe diverse perspectives drive better innovation, and we’re committed to making careers in technology more accessible. Together, we're helping create opportunities that will shape the future of transport."

For more information about Littlepay, please visit: https://littlepay.com/


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