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.
Read our Charge Assist guide for more details about the app’s benefits and user interface.
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