<p>New Delhi: Instant messaging platform WhatsApp on Wednesday said DTC bus commuters in Delhi will be able to book and purchase tickets within its chatbot.</p><p>Meta-owned WhatsApp introduced a QR-based ticketing service for DTC commuters across Delhi-NCR.</p><p>Available in English and Hindi, commuters can access the service by sending 'Hi' to +918744073223 or by scanning a QR code.</p><p>Currently, the chatbot allows commuters travelling on DTC and DIMTS routes to book single journey QR tickets.</p>.WhatsApp testing chat lock feature for linked devices.<p>For riders commuting frequently on the same route, the chatbot will offer a quick purchase feature, further reducing the time spent selecting the destination and starting point in the chatbot.</p><p>Last year, WhatsApp partnered with Delhi Metro to expand the WhatsApp-based ticketing experience across all Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram Rapid metro routes.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Instant messaging platform WhatsApp on Wednesday said DTC bus commuters in Delhi will be able to book and purchase tickets within its chatbot.</p><p>Meta-owned WhatsApp introduced a QR-based ticketing service for DTC commuters across Delhi-NCR.</p><p>Available in English and Hindi, commuters can access the service by sending 'Hi' to +918744073223 or by scanning a QR code.</p><p>Currently, the chatbot allows commuters travelling on DTC and DIMTS routes to book single journey QR tickets.</p>.WhatsApp testing chat lock feature for linked devices.<p>For riders commuting frequently on the same route, the chatbot will offer a quick purchase feature, further reducing the time spent selecting the destination and starting point in the chatbot.</p><p>Last year, WhatsApp partnered with Delhi Metro to expand the WhatsApp-based ticketing experience across all Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram Rapid metro routes.</p>