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The payment terminal from reev

The payment terminal solution

Spontaneous charging processes can now be settled by card payment. Conveniently with the payment terminal solution from reev.

Ladeinfrastruktur

Advantages for charging infrastructure operators

Offer AFIR-compliant, simple payment for ad-hoc charging processes
No additional contracts with third parties necessary
Simple and cost-effective solution
Seamless integration of the payment terminal into the reev backend
Easily scalable system: any number of charging points can be integrated into the system. Expansion is possible at any time.
Process for drivers

How the process works for drivers

The driver goes to the payment terminal and selects the desired charging point using the EVSE ID.
He/she confirms the charging tariff on the display and authorizes payment using the desired payment method.
After successful authorization, the charging process starts automatically.
The charging process is completed via the vehicle. The cost of the charge is then debited from the driver's bank account.

No app or contract with third parties required – maximum flexibility for drivers and operators.

Sales

Hardware and distribution

The reev charging software was specially developed for use in the semi-public sector – and also offers functions for public charging. This enables the right solution for every application.

Hardware and distribution

The payment terminal* is installed in the hardware provided by selected partners. These are currently Schneider Electric, ABL and PCE. The hardware is available from electrical wholesalers and at Die-Ladesäule.de.
*Only the Payter Apollo is currently fully integrated.

Fees

The usage fee for the payment terminal is €20 per month plus a fee for the reev software license and a transaction fee of 5% on all charging transactions paid for at the terminal.

Background

The legal background

According to the AFIR regulation (= Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Regulation) from April 2024, newly installed charging stations from 50 kW must be equipped with a card payment option.

Operators of publicly accessible charging stations in Europe are then obliged to enable payment via common means of payment such as credit and debit cards for spontaneous charging.

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