Fuel card
Future-proof your business with feature-rich fuel cards running in the cloud.
Problem: Traditional fuel cards struggle to keep up with customer expectations and regulations. Digitalisation and sustainable energy require new solutions. Legacy card systems are coming to the end of their lifecycle, but migration to cloud is deemed time-consuming and cumbersome.
Solution: Issue cards with great user experience and value-adding loyalty programmes, while being compliant with the latest payment regulations. The migration process happens without visible impact to cardholders and is made smooth through a systematic approach to mapping, importing, and reconciling the data.
Robust product setup and management
- Open loop, closed loop, or hybrid loop: Choose the network that best serves your business and customers.
- Spend controls: Build sophisticated real-time controls to limit payments to certain places, times, sums, or merchant categories.
- Charge card, prepaid, or revolving credit: Let your customers decide their level of trust with different account options.
- Virtual cards and/or customised plastic cards: Allow your customers to choose how they use cards.
- Digital wallets: Enable end users to connect their card to Google Pay or Apple Pay.
- White label app: A ready-to-launch mobile app with your brand elements makes card management easy for your customers.
- Powerful data insights: Get full transaction data on when, where, and how your cards are used.
- Transparent and flexible pricing: You get cost-predictability with a monthly fee and additional income from the interchange fees.
By working with Enfuce we’ve broadened our portfolio, launched new services in several countries and were among the first in the Nordics to launch Apple Pay.
Minna Lehikoinen, CEO at St1 Finance
Webinar: What two visionary leaders wish they knew before transforming their payment business
Join our webinar on 30 March at 10:00 CEST, where Monika Liikamaa (Co-CEO and Co-Founder at Enfuce) and Filippa Jennersjö (CIO/CDO at OKQ8) share their do’s and don’ts on starting your payments modernisation journey.
