Is it true that more than 80% of online train tickets have no verification code?

A few days ago, with the sale of the first day train tickets in Spring Festival travel rush, the curtain of ticket purchase in Spring Festival travel rush was opened. According to China Railway Corporation, the proportion of online ticket purchases that require verification codes in Spring Festival travel rush will fall below 15% this year. Yesterday, the veteran ticketing software 360 browser said that through big data analysis, the graphic verification code of 12306 was not more difficult than last year in the early stage of Spring Festival travel rush's ticketing this year. They found that the graphic verification code is no longer the main technical means to prevent scalpers from scalping, and the railway is preventing scalpers through stricter real-name authentication and other means, which improves the user's ticket purchasing experience.

The graphic verification code of railway network ticket purchase often becomes a hot topic in Spring Festival travel rush. As a ticketing software, 360 browser has also confronted 12306 graphic verification code for many times. At the end of 20 15, this newspaper reported that 360 browser monitoring 12306 website found that the train ticket verification code was difficult to identify, with 58 1 graphic codes, and only 8% of them were correctly entered at one time. For a time, the graphic recognition of railway ticket purchase verification code has become the focus of attention. China Railway Corporation explained that the setting of graphic verification code can effectively prevent scalpers and ticket brushing software from maliciously brushing tickets, but then Tie Zong adjusted the verification code, deleted the pictures with low definition and unclear, and promised to constantly screen and update the pictures with high definition to make passengers purchase tickets more smoothly.

20 17 in Spring Festival travel rush, the railway optimized the ticket purchasing process, and the verification code of online shopping tickets, which once caused inconvenience to passengers, was adjusted again. At that time, nearly 60% of the tickets had been sold, and passengers no longer needed to use the verification code. This year, Mr. Tie said that the proportion of online ticket purchases requiring verification codes in Spring Festival travel rush's ticket grabbing will drop to below 15%.