Daze top-ups payable by credit card

Daze refills payable by credit card. The Bergamo-based company has equipped itself with Fortech technology to offer an additional opportunity in wall-boxes.

Andrea Daminelli, co-founder of Daze.

Daze Refills Payable as at the Distributor: “Simple and Effective”

He was the same co-founder of Dazie, Andrea Daminellia make the announcement are LinkedIn: “By installing one of these terminals together with one or more chargers of various models, anyone will be able to enable charging simply by using a credit card. The basic idea is to replicate the same user experience of paying at a classic gas pump. With some charger models it is possible to have the terminal directly installed on the chassis. In my opinion, even requiring some initial investmentit is really a simple and effective payment solution. It is also compatible with AFIR regulations“. In fact, the simplification of payment systems is one of the key points in the growth of electric mobility. Users often ask to be able to use credit or debit cards, like at a petrol station. And it is precisely in payments at the pump that Rimini-based Fortech has grown.

(Images taken from the video created to illustrate the Daze-Fortech agreement).

Solution developed by Fortech, already active in 14 thousand service stations

Founded less than twenty years agoin 2006Fortech has grown by developing payment systems for service stations. Today it has 150 employeesi and is a leader in this sector, with 14 thousand service stations that adopt its payment solutions. Entering electric mobility, without staff at the charging station, was a natural development. And Fortech has already developed partnerships to provide credit card charging with A2A, Atlanta, Powys and TAP. But it is important that this form of payment, the most widespread, also extends in the world of wall-boxes, in which Daze operates. Also involving accommodation facilities come hotels, restaurants, campsites etc. In addition to the service stations themselves, a world that Fortech knows like the back of its hand. The simplest alternative remains the ricarica plug&playin which the charging nozzle “recognizes” the car and enables payment, without the need for cards.

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