A Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) card is incredibly simple to use for charging an electric vehicle.
With Allstar Chargepass, drivers will receive an RFID card that grants them access to all the compatible charge points on the network. Drivers simply need to go to one of these public charging locations, plug in their EV and tap the RFID card on the charge point where specified, and that’s it, the EV should be charging.
How does RFID work?
An RFID card is equipped with a reader, and the reader's antenna receives electromagnetic energy from a tag’s antenna on another device, for instance, a charge point. Using power taken from the reader's electromagnetic field, the tag sends radio waves back to the reader. The reader then interprets the tag's radio waves into meaningful data, which will usually be identifying information about the cardholder.
All transactions made on Allstar Chargepass cards are automatically combined in to one HMRC complaint invoice for the exact amount used each time.
The UK's largest and fastest electric charging payment network for business
Drivers using Allstar Chargepass will have access to thousands of charge locations across the UK, and with 85% of the network boasting fast, rapid and ultra-rapid charging speeds, drivers can get back on the road in no time.
Our network includes big network names including Tesla, InstaVolt, Gridserve, Osprey, ESB Energy, Motor Fuel Group and more.
How do I use Allstar Chargepass for charging?
Once a driver has received their card, they can start charging at any of the charge points of across the Allstar network.
Choose a charge point from our site locator map or mobile app
Park up at the location and plug in the EV
Tap the RFID card on the charge point to start the charging session.
Once the EV is charged, simply tap the card on the charge point again to end the session.
It’s so simple and it takes all the complexity out of paying for EV charging.
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