Maritime
Monetize connectivity at sea, for passengers and crew
Satellite bandwidth is the biggest connectivity cost at sea. WiWallet helps cruise lines, ferries and merchant fleets recover it with paid access, loyalty and in-session commerce.
Why connectivity at sea is expensive
Ships rely on VSAT and, increasingly, LEO constellations such as Starlink Maritime. Capacity is scarce and metered, and passenger demand competes with crew-welfare obligations on the same pipe. Every megabyte has a cost, so every session should have a purpose.
Passengers and crew, two different jobs
- Passengers, tiered day passes, streaming tiers, and an onboard/shore-excursion marketplace.
- Crew, fair, prepaid welfare access with clear allowances.
On your existing portal and satellite link
WiWallet works with the captive portal and satellite provider you already run; you keep branding and contracts.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does it work over VSAT and Starlink Maritime?
WiWallet is provider-agnostic. It sits at the captive-portal layer rather than integrating with the satellite provider, so VSAT, Ka/Ku-band or LEO links all work the same way.
Can crew and passengers have different rules?
Yes, separate tiers, allowances and pricing.
What happens on an intermittent or degraded link?
WiWallet runs in the browser at the captive-portal layer and adds no separate always-on connection of its own, so it depends on the same link your portal already uses.
Data residency for cruise operators?
Choose GCC, EU or beyond.
See WiWallet on your own portal
Book a 30-minute walkthrough, no change to your hardware or your provider contracts.