Yummy Wallet review

Transfers, and that is the whole list: transfers. So the service covers rides between airports, hotels and homes, not tickets or vehicles. Anyone who needs a car as well as the ride can compare Hertz Bahamas WiFi, which covers car rental and transfers.

A mobile app is listed, and it is where transfers get arranged. The app belongs to Yummy Inc, a company founded in 2020 and based in Venezuela, so there is a named operator behind every booking.

The terms are tight on timing: Cancellation fee after 3 min; no refund once preparing. A cancellation fee applies after a short waiting period, and nothing is refunded once the order is already being prepared. If plans are likely to move, read that clause before booking.

Support runs on email and chat. There is a chat line and an email inbox in the app rather than a phone number, which suits travellers in another time zone who would rather write the question down and keep the answer on record.

Yummy Wallet is based in Venezuela, was founded in 2020 and operates as Yummy Inc. The scope is just as contained: transfers is the only product line, so the service stays pointed at a single task.

Not with Yummy Wallet, whose product list is transfers. An intercity bus sits with FlixBus, which runs on bus, so a bus leg means a separate booking with a different operator.

MoMo lists flights, rail and bus, so flights, rail, buses, cars, hotels and tours can share a single booking. Yummy Wallet's transfers is the opposite trade, with fewer choices and a shorter path from search to a booked transfer.