What the post says
The visible source names iOS and Android, a QR download step, wallet recharge, a personal QR validator scan, cashless travel, and trip planning. It ends before supplying the planning details.
A source-bounded reading of the supplied eTransit Punjab post: download the app, recharge a wallet, scan a personal QR code on the validator, and plan a trip. The visible text does not provide routes, fares, service areas, or official store links.
The visible source names iOS and Android, a QR download step, wallet recharge, a personal QR validator scan, cashless travel, and trip planning. It ends before supplying the planning details.
A rider needs confidence that app, wallet, personal QR, validator, and route information connect. “Seamless” is a promise in the post, not a verified service result here.
Claim: a cashless flow runs from wallet recharge to validator scan.
Gap: routes, fares, service area, refund rules, accessibility, and official download links are not in the supplied text.