DIRECT CHARGING PAYMENTS · CHARGE POINT MANAGEMENT

Pay at the charger. Manage your network.

Romevo connects unattended payment terminals with charge points and operator workflows. Drivers can pay at the charger; operators track sessions, capture status, tariffs and invoices in one place. Settlement follows the operator’s own acquirer or PSP.

OCPI 2.3Payment terminal & PTP roles, native
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How it works

Direct payments at the charger

A charging session is a payment that settles instantly into your account.

  1. Plug in and tap

    Drivers tap their card or phone directly on the charger terminal. No apps or pre-registrations needed.

  2. Charge with confidence

    The session starts immediately while the payment authorizes in the background.

  3. Instant settlement

    Funds go straight to your bank account with complete transaction data attached.

The authorized hold is not the final charge.

When charging ends, Romevo records the confirmed session cost and the provider’s capture status. If the final amount is lower than the hold, the capture can be partial—and remains visible with the session.

AuthorizedCapturedPartial captureFailed

Romevo handles

  • Pre-authorization amount, per tariff
  • Session ↔ payment correlation
  • Meter values and cost assembly
  • Capture request and status handling
  • Refund and credit-note records
  • Receipts, invoices and partner reports

Your bank, acquirer or PSP handles

  • Card authorization and 3-D Secure
  • Cardholder data, PAN and tokenization
  • Capture, clearing and settlement
  • Chargebacks and dispute handling
  • Funds transfer to your account
  • The merchant account and acquiring contract

Card data never enters the Romevo platform. We hold the session, the amounts and the acquirer's confirmation — not the card.

Direct terminal payment

From a tap to a reconciled charging session.

The payment terminal, charge point and operator platform each have a clear role in the session—from authorization through final capture.

tapauthorizesession endsDriver tapsCard or phoneProvider authorizesA hold is placedCharge point runsEnergy and session arerecordedFinal amount capturedBased on the completed sessionRomevolinks the charge session toits payment state

Settlement to the station owner

Payments are processed by the payment provider and settled to the station owner’s bank account. The exact settlement path depends on the provider setup.

Payment and terminal integrations

Fit the payment flow to your existing setup.

Romevo is designed to connect with the operator’s acquiring bank or PSP, unattended terminal, and driver-facing payment options. Provider and device fit is confirmed for each integration.

Payment · Acquiring bankOn request

Acquiring banks

Connect an existing merchant relationship and keep the acquiring contract with the operator. Romevo links payment responses to the charging session.

  • Use Direct acquiring and session reconciliation
  • Fit Operators with an existing acquiring relationship
Payment · Service providerIntegration-ready

Payment service providers

Use a PSP for card acceptance while keeping charging-session and payment records connected in the operator platform.

  • Use Authorization, capture and payment-status integration
  • Fit Operators using a payment service provider
Payment · TerminalLive in testing

Unattended terminals

Enable ad-hoc card payment at the charge point. The current test deployment uses a PAX IM30 terminal.

  • Use Contactless payment at the charging site
  • Fit Public charging with terminal payment
Driver experienceLive

App payments and roaming

The Romevo Android app and OCPI roaming connect app-led and cross-network sessions to the same reconciliation flow.

  • Use App sessions and roaming records
  • Fit Operators with a driver app or e-mobility partner

The Romevo offer

Two layers. One connected charging flow.

A payment terminal gives drivers a direct way to pay. The charge point platform connects that payment to the network and the operator’s day-to-day work.

Direct payment at the charger

Accept contactless payment for ad-hoc charging, without asking drivers to register or install an app.

Charge point management

Manage sites, stations, terminals, connectors, tariffs and sessions in the operator platform.

Payment reconciliation

Link each charging record to its authorization, capture status, confirmed amount and invoice.

Romevo connects charging operations to payment status. Card processing and settlement remain with the operator’s payment provider.

Payment terminal solution

Bring unattended payment to the charge point.

Romevo connects terminal payments to charging sessions and operator workflows. The current test deployment uses the PAX IM30.

For drivers

Flexible payment options for every driver.

Accept contactless cards, QR codes and apps without forcing drivers to sign up.

Tap a card

Tap and plug in. No registration or app required.

Instant

Scan a QR

Scan the code, pay in your browser, and start charging.

Fast

Open the app

Start, monitor and stop sessions from your phone.

Saved

A receipt that updates while you're still charging.

The QR code at the terminal opens a live receipt page that moves through the session with the driver: energy and running cost while charging, then the charging record, then the payment — captured, partial or failed, with the confirmed total and a link to the acquirer's receipt.

The app is the optional layer. Everything a driver needs to start a session, see what it costs and get a receipt works without it — the app adds saved payment methods, session history and a map that remembers where you charge.

Ask about the driver experience

Charge point management platform

See the network and payment status in one workspace.

Follow sites, stations, terminals, connectors, sessions, tariffs and invoices from the same operator view—with payment status alongside the charging record.

Operator dashboard shown with representative data.

Platform capabilities

Operations and payments, connected.

The platform brings charge point operations and session-level payment records into one workflow.

Manage network assets

Track sites, stations, terminals and connectors in a structured operational view.

Configure tariffs and sessions

Assign pricing by connector and link meter values with each session’s cost.

Reconcile payment status

Review captured, partial, pending and failed payments alongside session records and invoices.

Prepare partner reporting

Track reporting through draft, processing and finalized stages on a defined schedule.

Built on open standards

The payment layer runs on a network we operate ourselves.

Romevo isn't a payment integration designed in isolation from charging. We operate charging infrastructure in Romania on the same platform, against the same terminals, with the same capture pipeline. Every claim on this page is one we run our own network on.

OCPI 2.3OCPPEMV

OCPI 2.3, including the payment terminal model

Terminals, tariffs and charge detail records follow OCPI 2.3 — the version that introduced the payment terminal and Payment Terminal Provider concepts. Invoices can be issued by the operator or by the terminal provider, per terminal.

OCPP for charge points

Charge points connect over OCPP, with connector status, error codes and meter values flowing into the same session record the payment attaches to.

Roaming that settles like everything else

Cross-network sessions run through the same correlation and reconciliation pipeline as direct ones — no separate manual invoice matching between operators.

Partner roles, modelled

Station owners, service partners and payment terminal partners are distinct roles with distinct data access — not one undifferentiated "partner" account.

For hosting partners

Your parking lot has a second job.

You provide the space. Romevo provides the hardware relationship, the payment integration, the software and the driver-facing experience — and the revenue settles on a schedule you agree once.

Revenue without new headcount

Stations are monitored, billed and reconciled by Romevo. Your team never fields a charging payment dispute or matches a session to an invoice.

Settlement on a calendar

Monthly, quarterly or annual reports move from draft to finalized on a fixed cycle. Terms are set once, not renegotiated per session.

Footfall that stays longer

A charging session runs 20–40 minutes. That's measurable dwell time at your location, not just an occupied parking space.

A sustainability claim you can point at

A working, visible charging station is a stronger public commitment than a line in a report.

Who's behind the platform

Infrastructure a municipality can plan around.

Romevo is built and operated by PROTO LAB AM SRL. We operate as the charge point operator on our own network and as the payment integration layer for partners on theirs — one accountable party for uptime, pricing and payment reconciliation.

How the business works

  • Romevo installs and operates stations directly, or partners with a site host who provides the location.
  • Revenue comes from session tariffs and platform integration agreements — not from a cut of each transaction, because the transaction doesn't pass through us.
  • Roaming CPOs settle through the same reconciliation pipeline as direct partners, on fixed schedules.
  • One platform covers every station we operate and every terminal we integrate.

Values

  • The money has to reconcile. A session that charged a car and a payment that captured an amount are the same event, and the platform treats them that way.
  • Pricing you can screenshot. Tariffs are published before a session starts, not reconstructed from a receipt.
  • Open by default. OCPI and OCPP interoperability isn't a partnership tier — it's how the platform is built.

Let’s map your charging and payment setup.

Tell us about your charge points, terminal or payment-provider setup. We’ll direct your note to the right conversation.

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