Simply pay, without roaming and extra cost
The ENIO Payment Station provides direct payment through an integrated POS terminal for credit and debit card payments, including Google Pay and Apple Pay. It controls up to 100 AC and DC charge points from different manufacturers, accepts all common credit and debit cards as well as Apple and Google Pay, and integrates into existing infrastructure without additional cabling.
Stadtwerke Judenburg · payment station in the operator’s coloursWhat the station does
Up to 100 charge points
AC and DC mixed. A charge point can also be assigned to several payment stations — for redundancy at busy parks.
Calibration-law certified
The receipt is generated in the backend; the charging history including revenue is available for every payment route.
All cards
Credit and debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. The acquiring bank is Telecash by Fiserv.
QR code for AC chargers
For charge points without their own display, payment runs through a QR code — AFIR compliant.
OCPI capable
Every payment is available in the backend and can be merged with roaming data.
Retrofittable
Integrates into existing infrastructure without extra cabling, in various colours and finishes.
Built-in terminals do not give you the full picture
In chargers with a built-in card terminal, the terminal talks directly to the card institution. Not every transaction then shows up in the backend. With the ENIO Payment Station the communication runs through the backend — the receipt is created there and every transaction is traceable.
- No roaming cost, transparent prices for your customers
- Every payment in the backend, the receipt is created there
- Charging history including revenue across all payment routes
- Dynamic pricing possible, for example when power is in surplus
Payment stations in operation
Stadtwerke Judenburg
Payment station in the operator’s yellow, combined with their own customer card.
Card payment at the hypercharger
EnergieDirect, Loosdorf
Payment station in the operator’s orange at a motorway junction, next to Siemens dispensers.
Card payment at Siemens dispensersRaiffeisen Regionalbank Mödling
Payment station in the bank’s yellow, right at the customer car park.
Card payment at the customer car parkPayment station
Does the payment station meet AFIR requirements?
Yes. For public charge points installed after 13 April 2024, AFIR requires card payment via a payment terminal, a uniquely generated QR code or an integrated card reader. The ENIO Payment Station covers both the terminal and the QR code.
What does the payment station cost?
The station costs €3,800 net, configuration €400, and the ongoing fee is €25 per month. On top of that comes the discount fee on billed sessions, typically 6 percent.
Do I need a separate station per charge point?
No. One station controls up to 100 charge points. Conversely a charge point can be assigned to several stations where redundancy is wanted — as implemented at Vienna Airport.