Fast and secure stored value payment for EV charging
EV charging operators reduce cost with Apple and Google stored value wallet passes. Digital stored value cards are the lowest cost option for EV charging when open-loop card payments are not required. The VTAP stored value NFC reader is much less expensive than a payment terminal and is already certified for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Implementing fast and secure stored value payment for EV charging
EV charging operators reduce cost with Apple and Google stored value wallet passes. Digital stored value cards are the lowest cost option for EV charging when open-loop card payments are not required. The VTAP stored value NFC reader is much less expensive than a payment terminal and is already certified for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
EV charging members can load their digital wallet pass with credit – through an app, online, at a kiosk or PoS terminal. Then begin charging with just a ‘tap’ of a phone on the charger.
Super-convenient, quick identification
VTAP wallet readers auto-select the relevant NFC EV charging pass the instant it comes in range. So pre-paid credits can be used with just a ‘tap’ of a phone or watch. Mobile phones are always close-at-hand, so using them to make stored value payments is naturally easier than searching for a physical pre-payment card – which may easily be lost or stolen.
Highly secure authentication
Wallet pass data exchanged over NFC with VTAP readers is securely encrypted, leveraging the robust security architectures of Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Fast, efficient & economical
Immediate issuance via SMS, email or app, with easy online management. Avoiding the delays and costs incurred throughout the lifecycle of physical IDs – from procurement, printing and distribution, to administering forgotten, lost or stolen cards. Users can block a lost or stolen device via the appropriate ‘Find My Device’ app – restoring their wallet contents when they have recovered or replaced their device.
Kinder to the environment
Digital wallet passes avoid the need for plastics used to produce physical IDs such as cards, fobs and wristbands.
Super-convenient, quick identification
VTAP wallet readers auto-select the relevant NFC EV charging pass the instant it comes in range. So pre-paid credits can be used with just a ‘tap’ of a phone or watch. Mobile phones are always close-at-hand, so using them to make stored value payments is naturally easier than searching for a physical pre-payment card – which may easily be lost or stolen.
Highly secure authentication
Wallet pass data exchanged over NFC with VTAP readers is securely encrypted, leveraging the robust security architectures of Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Fast, efficient & economical
Immediate issuance via SMS, email or app, with easy online management. Avoiding the delays and costs incurred throughout the lifecycle of physical IDs – from procurement, printing and distribution, to administering forgotten, lost or stolen cards. Users can block a lost or stolen device via the appropriate ‘Find My Device’ app – restoring their wallet contents when they have recovered or replaced their device.
Kinder to the environment
Digital wallet passes avoid the need for plastics used to produce physical IDs such as cards, fobs and wristbands.
VTAP readers – designed for easy integration
Legacy & mixed media support
In addition to NFC wallet passes, VTAP readers also support popular RFID technologies – such as MIFARE. This mixed media support makes migrations from plastic to digital cards seamless and straightforward to manage.
Flexible form factors
VTAP readers have an extensive range of connectivity options, including USB and RS-232 serial interfaces. Available as PCB modules for flexible inclusion within equipment and kiosks, VTAP readers include a compact space saving option and the ability to use custom antennas.
Straightforward set-up
VTAP readers are designed to be simple to configure and easy to manage. No dedicated drivers or SDK required. Reader configuration and updates are easy to manage via the standard file system interface.
VTAP – how it works
