Location-aware delivery
Campaigns must trigger only in approved zones and mobility corridors, with false positives captured as exceptions.
Cape Town pilot · First week of November 2026
Proving verified mobility media in live market conditions.
A controlled RYDCAST deployment across Cape Town mobility zones to test ad delivery, display readiness, proof confidence, QR handoff, and reporting before wider expansion.
Pilot at a glance.
What the pilot proves
The pilot is designed to show whether verified media can be delivered, proved, reported, and prepared for settlement under real ride conditions.
Campaigns must trigger only in approved zones and mobility corridors, with false positives captured as exceptions.
Each confirmed play is checked against zone match, timestamp, playback state, device state, and available display signals.
Driver phone, in-vehicle display, pairing, connectivity, and recovery behavior are evaluated during actual trips.
QR, website, coupon, or contact-number actions are measured only when a campaign uses an offer journey.
Evidence is structured so advertisers, fleet partners, and operators can audit what ran, where, and when.
Zone performance and operating friction determine the next market, fleet, and partner rollout plan.
Coverage logic
Each Cape Town zone represents a different mobility use case: airport transfer, tourism, retail, nightlife, commuter, and commercial movement.
Measurement plan
Results will be published after the pilot run. Before deployment, this section defines the signals RYDCAST will track and how exceptions will be separated from confirmed evidence.
Case study output
The case study will make the expansion decision easier: where the system worked, where operations need tightening, and which partner path is ready next.
Vehicles, zones, campaign setup, operating window, and live constraints.
Confirmed plays, proof confidence ranges, display uptime, and exception categories.
Airport, retail, hospitality, nightlife, commuter, and commercial patterns compared.
QR, website, coupon, or contact handoff results where campaigns used passenger actions.
How verified delivery connects to advertiser reporting, fleet records, and settlement logic.
Recommended next city, fleet type, advertiser category, and operational requirements.
Who this is for
Designed for partners who want the proof criteria, measurement plan, and expansion logic before the November deployment.
Next step
For investors, fleet partners, and advertiser partners who want to review the proof criteria before the first-week November deployment.
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