A breakout tech business that has gone truly global, Flix is a German long-distance bus and train service provider that serves 81 million+ passengers a year.
Launched in 2013 and growing organically every year, Flix is active in more than 44 countries in Europe, North and South America, and Asia-Pacific.
First and foremost a travel tech company, Flix doesn't typically own bus fleets; they collaborate with local providers of bus and coach services to serve passengers across an expansive network, enabling them to reach more passengers than before.
Flix also brings everything together digitally for the providers’ convenience, including ticketing, promotion, and payments.
With such impressive growth and reach, Flix has put fraud prevention at the forefront of their strategy:
“With a growing global footprint and millions of digital transactions processed each year, we’ve made proactive fraud detection and prevention a key pillar of our platform security,” explains Krystyna Savotchenko, Fraud Team Lead at Flix.
“Our goal is to stay one step ahead, continuously investing in technology and expertise to protect our passengers and partners.”
In 2021, Flix acquired the iconic American intercity bus operator Greyhound Lines – a key milestone in their expansion. As the largest intercity bus service in North America, Greyhound Lines operates an impressive fleet of 1,700 motorcoaches.