InDrive amplía red de recarga y permite pagos con cuentas bancarias o tarjetas
InDrive anunció cambios en sus puntos de recarga en Managua tras las fallas reportadas la semana pasada. Super Express deja de operar como punto oficial y la aplicación habilita nuevas opciones y pagos electrónicos para los conductores
TL;DR
- InDrive has changed its top-up system in Managua.
- Super Express is no longer an authorized top-up location.
- Seven new locations have been added for top-ups: AM:PM, Ahorra Más, La Colonia, TeleDólar, Óptica Matamoros, Ópticas VEO+, and Librería Jardín.
- Drivers can also top up via bank accounts or electronic cards.
- Previous top-up failures were reported between Friday and Monday, affecting Super Express points.
- Nicaragua is the only Central American country where platforms like Uber and DiDi are blocked.
- InDrive operates in Nicaragua with limited functionality and no local regulatory backing.
- Drivers report that Traffic Police and Irtramma conduct operations to sanction or seize motorcycles of app drivers.
- The Nicaraguan regime has historically blocked ride-sharing platforms, citing a desire to avoid conflicts with taxi unions.