04 Jun 20242 min readöffentliches LadenApple PayGoogle Pay

A new way to charge: the ENIO Payment Station

The ENIO Payment Station changes how electric cars are charged — familiar payment methods, transparent prices and real advantages for drivers and operators alike.

A new way to charge: the ENIO Payment Station

A new way to charge: the ENIO Payment Station

In a world moving steadily towards electric mobility, what matters is that charge points are available and that paying for a session is simple. This is where the ENIO Payment Station comes in: a solution that makes charging at public charge points easier than it has ever been.

What drivers gain

  • Payment StationFamiliar ways to pay: at the ENIO Payment Station, drivers pay for charging with the means they already use — a debit or credit card. No registration, no app and no special charging card are needed, which makes the whole session quick and straightforward.
  • Full transparency on cost: the price for the session is shown clearly on the touch display of the ENIO Payment Station. Drivers can keep an eye on what they are paying and know exactly what the session costs.
  • An electronic receipt: once the session ends, drivers receive an electronic, tax-compliant receipt containing all the relevant details. That makes bookkeeping easier and the cost of charging simple to trace.

What operators gain

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  • Independent of the hardware maker: the ENIO Payment Station fits into existing charging infrastructure and can serve up to 100 charge points from a single station. That keeps the charge points well used.
  • Works with different types of charge point: AC or DC — the ENIO Payment Station supports different types of charge point at the same site, which makes it versatile and easy to fit into what is already there.
  • One place to manage everything: because it is integrated into the ENIO backend (the charge point management system), all the data — sessions, receipts and everything else that matters — sits centrally in one system. That makes every session easy to manage and to trace, and it can be fed into an ERP system on request.
  • Flexible pricing: prices for charging can be set and changed centrally, so they can be adjusted to demand, to energy prices or to any other factor.
  • A white-label touch display: on request, the ENIO Payment Station comes with a white-label touch display that can show customer-specific content and advertising. That opens up geo-advertising and creates an additional source of revenue for the operator.

In short

The ENIO Payment Station lets electric mobility fit into everyday life. It is not only a significant step forward in its own right, it brings a range of advantages for drivers and operators alike. With its straightforward interface and the ease with which it fits into existing systems, it is the solution that changes charging at public charge points for good.

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