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EV Charging Network Introduces Prepaid Cards for EV Stations

The card will be available to customers from January 1, through the Fortum C&D App and after completing minimum KYC.

by Aishwarya Saxena

Leading Indian EV charging service provider, Fortum Charge & Drive (C&D) India has introduced the RuPay prepaid card, in collaboration with Pine Labs, a flexible prepaid card that can be used for making payments for charging sessions completed at Fortum charging stations anywhere in India.

Prepaid CardThe prepaid card will be available to customers from January 1, through the Fortum C&D App and after completing minimum KYC.

From January, the company shall also transition its payment method from postpaid method to the prepaid method for EV users.

The prepaid card can also be used to pay for EV charging at any charging station, including non-Fortum charging stations (if the RuPay card is accepted by the station operators).

An EV will also be able to use the prepaid card at an e-commerce or merchant store, both for online and offline transactions where RuPay cards are accepted.

Awadhesh Kumar Jha, Executive Director, Fortum Charge & Drive India said, “We believe that the RuPay prepaid card will give Fortum Charge & Drive India customers freedom and convenience, resulting in a more efficient charging experience.”

Kumar Sudarsan, President, Issuing Business, Pine Labs said, “Fortum’s customers in India now have a seamless way to pay for their offline and online transactions using prepaid cards issued by Pine Labs.”

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