Tada, a ride-hailing app operating on a zero-commission model for drivers, offers competitive fares and incentivizes driver loyalty. This September, Tada is launching a student-focused promotion with 100,000 rides available for only 1,000 VND. This is one of the company's largest community initiatives in Vietnam.
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Tada is a popular choice for students commuting to school. Photo: Tada |
Tada is a popular choice for students commuting to school. Photo: Tada
The app will distribute a maximum of 10,000 vouchers per week, with each student eligible for one voucher weekly. Priority will be given to early registrants who haven't previously received a voucher. The first round of voucher distribution began on 5/9.
The registration form opens at 2 p.m. every Monday. Students can register multiple times if the maximum weekly quota isn't reached. After confirmation, vouchers will be added directly to the app within seven business days. Tada will automatically send the voucher to the student's app each week. If a student doesn't receive a voucher, they may not be eligible or the weekly quota has been met.
A Tada representative stated that this campaign offers students the chance to experience the app's convenient ride-hailing service.
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Tada regularly partners with student events. Photo: Tada |
Tada regularly partners with student events. Photo: Tada
Transportation costs often constitute a significant portion of students' monthly expenses. With rides costing only 1,000 VND, students can reduce financial pressure and access modern ride-hailing services at a nominal fee.
Through the Tada app, students can track their journeys, share routes with family, and feel safer traveling at night or during rush hour. This is particularly valuable for new students unfamiliar with Ho Chi Minh City.
With a few taps on their phones, students can connect with nearby drivers, saving time and gaining more control over their daily schedules. Compared to personal vehicles or buses, ride-hailing provides flexibility and comfort.
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Tada maintains a 0% commission policy for its driver-partners. Photo: Tada |
Tada maintains a 0% commission policy for its driver-partners. Photo: Tada
Tada, a ride-hailing app under the MVL Group, launched in Singapore and entered the Vietnamese market in 2018. The app is built on the MVL blockchain platform for transparent operations, enhanced reliability, and service quality. Positioning itself as the "fair ride-hailing app" with a 0% commission policy for drivers, Tada is expanding across several countries, with Vietnam as a key market.
Yen Chi
