Originally Posted by SeeBuyFly

This makes absolutely no sense.

If for example a driver manages to get 100% of its fares in cash, the company isn't going to say "Drat, foiled again, you get keep it all". It will run a negative balance against the driver and require that balance to be paid back somehow.

Yes, if there are lots of cash fares and few CC/mobile wallet fares, then the company could keep all/most of the electronic fares to collect its cut. But the fault is not that of the electronic fares. The situation is the result of the drivers keeping the cash fares.

But I suppose people don't understand math---and I don't mean just rideshare drivers.