Paying for
EV charging
Accessibility and control
The charge stations we install support payment and authorisation methods that can improve operational efficiency, user-base management and end-user experience.
Fleet drivers can avoid personal expenses by using radio frequency ID (RFID) cards for authorising charge sessions: EV owners can enjoy hassle-free charging while you generate revenue.
Which method suits you?
Use the comparisons below to help you choose the solution to suit your needs – whether that’s keeping your fleet running or generating charging revenue.
Charge assist app
Expand your user base
Open up your charging infrastructure for public use to increase dwell time and generate revenue.
Pay and go
Once they’ve downloaded and set up the app, users can pay on their Apple or Android device within minutes.
Promote the network
Reassure your user base with the familiarity of a recognised charging payment service.
Control access
Switch your charging infrastructure from public-facing to restricted-access – and back again.
Best for destination charging
Enable anyone with an EV and a mobile to be a customer.
Radio frequency ID (RFID) cards
Restrict your user base
Limit the use of your charge stations to fleet drivers and/or staff.
Record on account
End users can record charging usage on their organisation’s account and avoid personal expenses.
Control access
Set charge-station accessibility preferences – users won’t need data coverage so nowhere’s too remote!
Expand access
Support no-payment cardholder charging on public-facing charge stations.
Best for workplace charging
Keep your drivers or colleagues on the move.
Read our Charge Assist guide for more details about the app’s benefits and user interface.
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Get in touch
Get in touch to talk more about the pros and cons of payment and authorisation options for your EV fleet or charging infrastructure.