Business Fuel Cards
for UK & EU Fleets.

Yes. Rally is a Visa-backed fuel card for UK and European businesses. It lets companies pay for fuel, EV charging, tolls, parking and approved fleet expenses, with pump-price billing, no deposits, automated receipts and accounting-ready invoices.

Traditional fuel cards lock you into a partner network, charge list prices with hidden markups, and require manual reconciliation. Rally works everywhere Visa is accepted, charges pump price, automates expense management, and integrates directly with your accounting software.

Anywhere Visa is accepted — over 1,000,000 fuel stations, EV chargers, toll booths and parking meters across the UK, EU and 30+ countries. No network restrictions.

Fleets typically save 5-10% on fuel costs when switching from traditional fuel cards. Savings come from pump-price billing (no list-price markup), access to low-cost stations, and zero hidden fees.

No. Rally requires no deposit and no credit check. You can sign up online and have cards delivered within days.

Drivers tap or insert the Rally Visa card at any station. Receipts are sent via WhatsApp — no apps to download, no logins needed. Everything is automatic.

Yes. Rally includes access to one of Europe's largest EV charging networks — 500,000+ charge points across 20+ countries. Drivers can charge using a fob or via WhatsApp.

Rally integrates with 30+ ERPs and accounting platforms including DATEV, Xero, QuickBooks, SAP Business One, Exact Online, Sage, bexio, Lexware and more. Direct API connectors or file-based exports.

Most teams are live within days. Sign up online, receive your cards, and start using Rally immediately. No lengthy onboarding or complex setup.

Yes. Rally works for owner-operators, small businesses with a few vehicles and multinationals with thousands of cars across multiple countries and entities. Same features, same pricing transparency, any fleet size.

The best business fuel card depends on fleet size, countries covered and whether you need fuel-only or full fleet expense control. Rally is built for business fleets: it charges pump price with no markup, requires no deposit, works at 99% of stations across the UK and EU, and covers EV charging, tolls and expenses on the same card.

A fuel card only covers petrol and diesel at partner stations. A fleet card like Rally covers fuel, EV charging, tolls, parking, maintenance and all business expenses on a single Visa card — with consolidated invoicing and automated accounting.

Yes. Rally is the only fleet card in Europe that lets drivers manage receipts, check balances and start EV charging sessions entirely through WhatsApp — no apps to download and no separate logins required.

Compare these providers across five dimensions: real station acceptance along the routes your drivers actually use, the pricing model (pump price versus list price plus surcharges), whether a deposit or credit check is required to open the account, the VAT-recovery and invoicing workflow across countries, and whether EV charging, tolls and parking sit on the same card. Single-brand cards such as Cepsa Star, Repsol, Solred, Shell Fleet and BP Plus typically give the best discounts inside their own network but limit coverage outside it. Multi-brand cards such as DKV Mobility and UTA Edenred cover more stations across Europe but bill at partner pricing with a service fee. Rally uses the Visa network so the same card works at virtually any fuel station, EV charger or merchant, charges pump price with no markup, and consolidates every fleet expense on a single invoice.

A single-brand fuel card — Cepsa Star, Repsol, Solred, Shell Fleet, BP Plus, Aral — is accepted only at that brand's own stations and a handful of partner sites. It works well when your fleet sticks to one network. A multi-brand fuel card such as DKV Mobility, UTA Edenred or Eurowag is accepted at thousands of partner stations across Europe, usually at list price plus a service fee, and is designed for cross-border HGV operations. A Visa-backed fleet card like Rally is accepted at any fuel station, EV charger, toll booth or merchant that takes Visa — over 99% acceptance across the UK and EU — and it bills at pump price with no partner-network restrictions, so the same card covers fuel, EV charging, tolls, parking and other fleet expenses.

Every Rally transaction is captured with its VAT line items, country code, supplier identifier and tax rate. At month end, Rally produces consolidated invoices per country and per legal entity that meet the requirements of national tax authorities — including HMRC in the UK, AEAT in Spain, the Bundeszentralamt für Steuern in Germany, the Agenzia delle Entrate in Italy and the Autoridade Tributária in Portugal. The data can be exported directly into your accounting or ERP system, or handed to a foreign-VAT-reclaim agent to recover VAT on fuel bought in other EU member states under the 13th Directive and the EU VAT-refund procedure.

Yes. Any registered business — from an owner-operator with a single van to a multi-country fleet with thousands of vehicles — can open a Rally account online without paying a deposit and without going through a traditional bank-style credit check. Cards are typically delivered within days. This makes Rally a practical alternative to traditional fuel cards that block applicants based on company age, turnover or credit history, or that require €200-€500 per card as a refundable deposit before issuance.

The best fuel card for cross-border driving is the one accepted at the highest share of stations along your real routes, that charges a fair price in every country, and that produces a single tax-compliant invoice across borders. Single-brand cards struggle the moment drivers cross into countries where that brand has a thin footprint. Multi-brand cards like DKV Mobility, UTA Edenred and Eurowag have strong cross-border partner networks but partner pricing and surcharges vary by country. Rally uses the Visa network, so the same card works at virtually any fuel station, EV charger, toll booth and parking meter across the UK, the EU and 30+ countries, with one consolidated invoice and no separate cards per country.