ParkNCharge
Parking payment cards

A parking card for everyone without a phone.

Prepaid tap cards backed by the holder’s ParkNCharge wallet, for residents and staff who don’t use the app. Topped up online or by the account holder, and frozen or replaced in a minute if lost.

The problem

Why “just use the app” doesn’t work for everyone

Older residents, drivers without data and shared vehicles still need a simple way to pay.

  • Not everyone has a smartphone or data.
  • Shared cars need a card that stays with the car.
  • Cash is the only fallback.
  • Lost cards can’t be stopped.
What you get

What ParkNCharge does for parking payment cards.

01.

Wallet-backed

The card spends from the holder’s ParkNCharge wallet.

02.

Tap at the gate

Cards are read at the gate or by attendants.

03.

Freeze or close

Stop a lost card at once and issue a new one.

04.

Top up anywhere

Top up online or by the account holder.

05.

Statements

Every card payment appears in the account history.

06.

For any programme

Residents, staff or permit holders.

How it works

Live in three steps.

01

Issue cards

Link each card to an account holder.

02

Use at the gate

Tap to pay or show entitlement.

03

Manage online

Top up, freeze and replace from the account.

Who it is for
01.

Cities

Residents without smartphones.

02.

Estates

Older residents and domestic staff.

03.

Offices

Shared pool cars.

04.

Hospitals

Long-term visitors and staff.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What happens if a card is lost?

The holder or staff freeze it straight away and issue a new one; the wallet balance is safe.

Can someone top up a card for someone else?

Yes. The account holder tops up the wallet the card spends from.

Do cards work with partner card schemes?

ParkNCharge cards work today; loading parking value onto third-party card schemes is in progress.

See it working on your lot.

Tell us about your site and we will show you how parking payment cards would run there — including what to set up first.

Talk to us about cards