Benzina ORLEN made the strategic decision to upgrade its existing card management system after having already reached its technical and capacity limits. Maintaining the system was proving a burden on the company’s financial resources and manpower. The ability to launch new generation payment services was limited and took an inordinate amount of time, and some activities such as customer onboarding could only be done manually.
The modernization project will include the migration of over a million fuel cards and more than 400 Benzina ORLEN filling stations to Way4. The company will now be able to manage its card business in the Czech Republic and Slovakia on a single platform. Way4 will significantly automate and simplify routine operations for the staff such as customer onboarding, card product setup, and changeover of corporate hierarchies. Thanks to the inherent flexibility of Way4’s architecture, Benzina ORLEN can personalize pricing schemes, discount rules, and credit limits for individual and business customers. Drivers will be able to pay with international cards such as DKV and UTA at Benzina ORLEN filling stations.
“At Benzina ORLEN, we strive to offer the best payment services to our B2C and B2B customers at our filling stations. That’s why it is important for us to partner with the leading experts in the payment field. OpenWay provides one of the best payment solutions in the world, and has experience in large digital transformation projects in Europe”.
OpenWay is the only best-in-class provider of digital payment software solutions, and the best cloud payment systems provider as rated by Aite and PayTech. OpenWay is a strategic partner of tier 1/2 banks and processors, fintech startups, and other leading payment players around the globe. Among them are Network Int. and Equity Bank Group in MENA, Lotte and JACCS in Asia, Nexi and Finaro in Europe, Comdata and Banesco in Americas, and Ampol in Australia.
