Pay for Gasoline and Diesel Differently: Fuel Stations in Brazil Opt for Digital Payments with New Technology

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/03/2021 at 11:52

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Much More Convenience With Digital Payments, Now You Can Buy Your Gasoline And Diesel At Fuel Stations Without Having To Have Physical Contact

Now you can pay for your gasoline and diesel differently. The convenience and ease of use that come from contactless digital payment solutions are just one benefit, but digital payment solutions and accessibility are an additional noteworthy feature that will drive technology even further through consumer interest and fuel stations.

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Now consumers will have in hand a hub with all digital wallets in Brazil, the digital payment solution even includes access to the new PIX, thus consumers can pay for their gasoline and diesel without any physical contact.

“With the support of new connected financial technologies – the fintechs –, managers gain the breath to reinforce their focus on the business while offering a differential in customer service,” says Wellington Granja, Retail Products Director at Gilbarco-Veeder Root. He emphasizes that the company is a leader in providing solutions for the fuel sector because it is based on working with innovative partners that deliver value to customers.

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Digital Payments In Difficult Times

By looking more closely at where and how these payments benefit consumers, we can easily see the positive impact they provide now and in daily life post-COVID.

Companies are finding ways to make contactless digital payment options more accessible to a wider audience so that they can buy gasoline and diesel at fuel stations more easily.

Many formats that allow for the convenience of touch-to-pay can be expensive, such as the Apple Watch, Fitbit, and others. With many NFC chip debit cards, these accounts can still require minimum balances to avoid fees that are simply too high for many.

With new wearable solutions that are affordable, do not require recharging, and do not require minimum account balances, as is the case with Prime Pay, the entry barrier can be removed to open the door for underbanked communities to take advantage of digital payment methods at fuel stations. Accessible contactless technology solutions also have the potential to impact the disabled community, where easy-to-use and straightforward products can make daily commutes much easier.

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