Fleet Payments – A Fleet Manager’s Guide to Electric Vehicles
Publication Date: August 2025
As fleets shift toward electric vehicles (EVs), fleet payment systems must adapt to support EV charging, modern payment technologies, and advanced data needs. Fleet Payments – A Fleet Manager’s Guide to Electric Vehicles, a U.S. Payments Forum white paper, offers strategies for fleet operators, charging network providers, and payment solution developers to streamline this transition.
The paper covers:
- Enabling fleet card acceptance at public EV charging stations
- Integrating fleet cards with EV charging apps and aggregator platforms
- Comparing Level 3 transaction data in fuel vs. EV charging, and using telematics to fill data gaps
- Addressing security and fraud prevention in fleet charging transactions
- Advancing industry collaboration and payment standardization for a seamless driver experience
Whether you oversee fleet management, operate an EV charging network, or develop fleet payment solutions, this resource delivers actionable insights to enhance driver convenience, improve operational efficiency, and prepare your business for the future of EV fleet payments.
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