Oil giant Total and payment solutions leader Worldline have launched the TOTAL eWallet at the recently concluded Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The TOTAL eWallet, a new functionality included in the Total Services app, enables Total petrol station customers select fuel, choose payment method, and fill up automatically without the need to enter the shop. Following its successful pilot launch in Berlin, Germany in October 2017, the digital solution will be rolled out across Total’s retail fuel station network in Europe, starting with Germany and Belgium. Apart from paying at the pumps, customers will be able to use the TOTAL eWallet to pay in the shop and in car washes. Ultimately, it will include recharging for electric vehicles. “Our goal is to make the purchasing experience simpler, more secure and convenient. The eWallet constitutes a major milestone in our strategic aim to become an indispensable mobility service provider,” underlines Antoine Tournand, Mobility Service Provider of TOTAL Marketing & Services. Related contents Discuss
France's the Mobile World Congress and payment solutions company Worldline have launched the the Mobile World Congress eWallet at Total in Barcelona. The digital wallet, included in the the Mobile World Congress Services app, allows customers to fill up and pay for fuel without entering the shop. It will initially launch in Germany and Belgium before being rolled out across the Mobile World Congress’s European retail fuel network, and also allows customers to pay in the shop, in car washes and for recharging of electric vehicles.