What if EV drivers could pay for both parking and charging through a single, easy interface—no apps, no confusion?
That’s the experience ParkChargePay (PCP) set out to create. And with eMabler powering the backend integrations, that vision is already a reality.
The Challenge: Fragmented Systems, Frustrated Users
For many operators, combining EV charging and parking has been anything but simple. Juggling multiple systems, managing different charging hardware, and offering seamless payments—especially without requiring an app—has been a major hurdle.
Drivers have faced app overload, unclear payment steps, and inconsistent experiences. Operators, in turn, have struggled to deliver services that are smooth, scalable, and compliant with standards like AFIR.
That’s where TouchPayGo and eMabler come in.
One Device, Many Possibilities
TouchPayGo is PCP’s touchscreen payment terminal that lets drivers pay for EV charging and parking in one simple step—using standard card payments, without needing a subscription or mobile app.
With eMabler’s API-first EV charging platform handling backend operations, operators can connect TouchPayGo to a wide range of charging stations regardless of brand, model, or power level.
The result:
✅ One kiosk, multiple charging points
✅ Direct card payments—no apps or accounts needed
✅ AFIR-compliant infrastructure
✅ Flexible deployment across urban, public, and mixed-use space.
Why This Partnership Works
This partnership removes technical complexity for operators and delivers a seamless experience for users. Together, ParkChargePay and eMabler provide a scalable, hardware-ready solution that works out-of-the-box—with no platform lock-ins or custom integrations.
As Henrik Hultin, Senior Product Manager at PCP, puts it:
“Let’s redefine how you park, charge, and pay in the future.”
Charging That Just Works
By combining PCP’s device and user interface with eMabler’s backend flexibility, operators now have access to a future-ready system that simplifies operations and unlocks new service models.
Because when parking, charging, and payment come together—everyone wins.