The driving force for our e-mobility customers in Europe and America
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Leverage our extensive network of integrated Charge Station Management Systems to streamline and simplify the onboarding process, enabling you to quickly start.
Leading Charge Point Operators (CPOs) trust Payter's payment terminals to power their charging networks.
Payter's hardware-agnostic terminals are designed for seamless integration, enabling OEMs to easily adopt our solutions.
The right charging payment infrastructure for you
Maximise EV charger uptime and boost revenue with our one-to-one payment integration.
Streamline transactions and reduce wait times with dedicated terminals at every charge point or utilise our kiosk mode for centralised payment management.
This flexibility allows the CPO more choices in their charging infrastructure, as well as improves the driver’s consumer experience through ease of use.
One to One
The small footprint and flexibility of the Apollo and Polar payment terminals allow seamless integration with all chargers.
Payment kiosk
With the Apollo's 3.5-inch touchscreen, a payment kiosk can be installed at the charging site, allowing the customer to select their charger and pay.
Payment flexibility
Accept payments from a number of different payment options:
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Credit and debit cards
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Contactless
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Contact cards (Polar only)
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Magstripe cards (Polar only)
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Contactless NFC devices
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Apply Pay and Google Pay
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RFID (EMSP cards)
Built for any business
Integration choice
The Apollo family is adaptable to different integration options:
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Local
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Cloud
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OCPI Direct Payment (in progress)
Hardware agnostic
Apollo is hardware agnostic and can be installed on any charger.
Tailored user journey
Design an intuitive payment journey that aligns perfectly with your drivers' preferences:
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Adaptive screen
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Multiple language support
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PIN entry
QR Codes
Each charger can feature a unique QR code, allowing your drivers to quickly track their charging sessions and access digital receipts with a simple scan.
How AFIR impacts your chargers
The Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR) took effect on April 13, 2024. Its goals are to accelerate and standardise the development of the charging infrastructure across the EU, support the shift to more sustainable transportation, and establish mandatory targets for expanding the transport charging infrastructure.
What does AFIR mean for drivers?
More charging stations
AFIR mandates a significant increase in charging stations across Europe, particularly fast chargers along major highways. This means less range anxiety and more freedom to travel long distances.
Easier payments
AFIR requires all fast chargers to offer ad-hoc payment options like credit cards and contactless devices without requiring specific app downloads.
Transparent pricing
AFIR ensures that charging prices are clearly displayed at the charging station and online, making it easier to compare and choose the best option.
What does AFIR mean for Charge Point Operators (CPOs)?
Upgrading infrastructure
CPOs need to invest in upgrading their charging stations to comply with AFIR's technical specifications, including ad-hoc payment systems and data-sharing capabilities.
New opportunities
AFIR is driving a rapid expansion of the EV charging market, creating new opportunities for CPOs to grow their business and contribute to a sustainable future.
Collaboration is key
CPOs need to work closely with e-mobility service providers (EMSPs) and roaming platforms to ensure a seamless charging experience for drivers across different networks.
