WEX launches mobile fuel payment system for fleets

DriverDash lets fleet drivers authorize a fuel transaction from inside their vehicles via mobile device.
June 22, 2018
2 min read

WEX, a provider of corporate payment solutions, announced the launch of DriverDash, an alternative to credit cards for added security.

DriverDash lets fleet drivers authorize a fuel transaction from inside their vehicles to create a seamless and secure transaction via mobile device.

“DriverDash is the next evolution in fuel cards: powerful, fast, simple and convenient," said WEX Vice President of Product, Peggy Watson. "We’re thrilled to continue to use our innovative technology to provide customers with modern, safe, seamless ways to pay for their fuel and capture their data.”

DriverDash uses proprietary technology in close consultation with customers to develop products that make the daily operations of their job easier.

“Drivers will get a faster, easier, intuitive payment experience,” Watson said. “Businesses will see less downtime for fueling and enhanced transaction security. DriverDash uses thumbprint or facial recognition to authorize and document the transaction and drivers can only utilize the app upon receiving an invite from the fleet manager.”

The DriverDash program is currently available at more than 11,000 Exxon and Mobil-branded service stations across the continental U.S., and WEX is actively expanding the network among its accepting merchants.

“We are excited to partner with WEX in accepting the DriverDash mobile payment app, for use with our proprietary ExxonMobil fleet cards,” said Miguel Castillo, Americas payments marketing manager, ExxonMobil Fuels and Lubricants. “This is a great addition to our fleet card benefits, and we look forward to continuously innovating with WEX to meet the evolving needs of our customers.”

“We live in a mobile age in which we use our phones for just about everything,” Watson said. “So as we continue to look at ways to better serve our customers, it only made sense to bring our traditional payments platform to mobile devices.”

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