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Uber One membership now available in Bangladesh

Uber One membership now available in Bangladesh
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Uber has officially launched its Uber One membership program in Bangladesh, offering exclusive benefits to riders for just Tk170 per month. This marks the first-ever membership program tailored specifically for the Bangladeshi market, designed to bring savings and added convenience to everyday rides.

Uber One provides members with up to 10 per cent Uber One credits on each ride, resulting in significant savings on regular commutes. The program also includes priority access to top-rated drivers and priority support, ensuring a smoother and faster experience for users. Available across all Uber ride options, including Uber X, X Priority, Premier, XL, Reserve, CNG, and Bike, Uber One caters to a wide range of travel needs, making it a versatile choice for riders.

“Uber One transforms everyday travel in Bangladesh by combining convenience, savings, and exclusive benefits. We’re excited to offer our community a smarter way to travel, designed specifically for their lifestyles and preferences,” said Nasheed Ferdous Kamal, Head of Uber Bangladesh.

As part of the launch, Uber is offering attractive discounts for new members during the introductory period. Riders can join Uber One by updating their Uber app to the latest version, opening the app, tapping on ‘Account’, selecting ‘Uber One’, reviewing the benefits, and tapping ‘Join Now’.

The launch of Uber One further highlights Uber’s commitment to understanding local needs and delivering tailored benefits to improve the everyday travel experience for millions of Bangladeshis.

Uber’s mission is to create opportunities through movement, the company said in a statement. Since its launch in 2010, Uber has been solving the simple problem of providing easy access to rides at the touch of a button. Uber served over 7.2 million riders and created livelihoods for more than 350,000 drivers in Bangladesh by the end of 2024, while globally, it has accomplished over 15 billion trips.

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