Globally, a variety of taxi-hailing software provides users with convenient travel options. As an internationally renowned platform, Uber covers more than 600 cities and provides a variety of services such as UberX, UberBLACK, UberPOOL and UberEATS, with a variety of payment methods, including credit cards and PayPal. Lyft is the main competitor in the United States and Canada. In addition to regular taxis, it also provides bicycle and electric scooter rentals, and also supports credit card and PayPal payments.

DidiChuxing, the leader in the Chinese market, has 400 million users and provides services such as taxis, private cars, express trains and ride-hailing services. It has expanded internationally to South America, Australia and Japan. Payment methods include credit cards and Alipay. Europe's Bolt provides taxi services in more than 20 countries and African regions, supporting local payment methods such as Alipay and WeChat. Grab, as a ride-hailing software in Southeast Asia, serves Singapore and other places, expanding its business through services such as GrabFood and GrabExpress, and payment methods include credit cards and GrabPay.

Mytaxi focuses on the European taxi market. Users in Germany, Italy and other countries can easily call nearby taxis and support electronic payment and cash payment. TheGeneral is a unique software from the United States that provides services specifically for military families. All drivers are retired soldiers, and payment methods also support cash and credit cards.

In general, international taxi-hailing software such as Uber, Lyft, Didi, Bolt, Grab, Mytaxi and TheGeneral each have their own characteristics and meet the needs of different users. They not only change the traditional taxi industry, but also improve travel efficiency. Users can choose the most suitable taxi-hailing software based on their needs and region, making travel more convenient and faster.