Credit and debit card
Processed through the BPOINT gateway. Card numbers are tokenised in the customer’s browser and never touch the station’s server.
Platform
The customer’s phone is the terminal
No app to download, no card reader to buy, no attendant to pay. A printed code on the pump, the customer’s own browser, and a payment that only ever takes what the fuel actually cost.
Scan to receipt
Six moments, start to finish. Everything a customer sees, and what the system is doing behind each screen.
Scan
The customer points their camera at the decal on the pump. Their browser opens that pump’s page.
HowEach pump has its own code carrying a rotating security token with an expiry you configure. Photograph the decal and share it and the copy simply stops working.
Availability check
The page confirms the pump is free before the customer commits to anything.
HowOPFCC Manager asks the controller for the pump’s live state and reserves it, so two customers cannot claim the same dispenser.
Choose the grade
Only the grades that pump actually holds are offered, in the colours you set.
HowGrade availability is read per pump from the controller, including blends and mixed layouts.
Set a limit
A dollar amount or a volume in litres, whichever the customer thinks in.
HowMinimum amounts and grade restrictions are yours to set per site, so a small tap on an ultra high flow pump can be ruled out.
Pay
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or a fleet account with odometer capture.
HowThe card is pre-authorised for the limit and the pump is authorised for that same limit — never for an open amount.
Fuel and finish
Litres, dollars and grade count up live. Hang up the nozzle and the receipt is emailed.
HowA real-time connection to the dispenser drives the screen, with a fuelling countdown so nobody is left guessing.
What the customer watches while the tank fills
Grade, rate, limit, litres and dollars, updating as the fuel flows. The same screen in six languages, in light or dark, on any modern phone browser.
Station #1
Pump 1
Fuelling now
Litres0.00
Amount$0.00
Unleaded 91$1.990 / LLimit $75.00
Return the nozzle to finish. Anything unused is refunded straight away.
Illustrative product view. Figures shown are sample data.
The part that sells the system
Pre-authorised, then refunded automatically
The customer chooses a limit. Their card is pre-authorised for that limit, and the pump is authorised for that limit and nothing beyond it. They fuel for whatever they actually want.
The moment the nozzle goes back, the difference between the pre-authorisation and the real cost is refunded. No staff member settles it, no customer is over-charged, and no pump is left sitting authorised for an open amount.
- The pump can never deliver more fuel than the customer has already covered.
- A declined payment aborts the reservation and records the attempt — a decline cannot leave a pump live.
- The refund is part of the transaction, not a favour someone has to remember to do.
How they pay
Each method switches on or off per site, so a site takes exactly what you want it to take.
Apple Pay and Google Pay
The wallet the customer already uses, with the same pre-authorisation and automatic refund behaviour as a card.
Fleet cards and Motorpass
Billed to account, with odometer capture at the pump and a hot-card check before the sale is accepted.
When things do not go to plan
The phone drops out mid-flow
- The reservation is released rather than left hanging.
- The customer lands on a safe page that explains where they are.
- No pump is left authorised and stranded.
The payment is declined
- The pump reservation is aborted immediately.
- The attempt is recorded against the card for the blacklist counters.
- The customer is told plainly what happened and can try another method.
The receipt
- Emailed as a PDF, downloadable and printable.
- Itemised with GST, service fee and card surcharge shown separately.
- Carries your trading name and ABN, and can be reprinted from the back office.
Bring it to your forecourt
A walkthrough starts with your site: what controller you run, how the pumps are laid out, which hours you are closed and what that is costing. We come back with what unattended trading looks like on your forecourt, and what it takes to get there.
- Site survey confirms controller compatibility before anything is quoted.
- Your existing dispensers stay where they are.
- You keep control of prices, fees and screen content from day one.
Book a site walkthrough
Tell us about the forecourt and we will come back with what an unattended setup looks like on it — what connects to your controller, what stays as it is, and what it costs.