New agreements strengthen WEX’s connected charging ecosystem, linking public charging, depot operations, and fleet payment solutions
WEX®, a global leader in intelligent payment solutions, announced an expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging network through new integrations with public charging infrastructure developer and operator Greenlane, fleet charging and energy management software provider Synop, and cloud-based charging management provider QuickCharge by Integra Energy. These collaborations expand charging access for commercial fleets across public and depot charging environments while enabling seamless payment acceptance through WEX EV solutions.
“Fleet electrification requires a charging experience that is as seamless and dependable as traditional fueling,” said Sarah Booth, senior director, EV and Connected Fleet at WEX. “These additions strengthen our ability to help fleets charge wherever they operate while giving them the payment simplicity, operational insights, and network access needed to accelerate their EV adoption.”
Greenlane
Greenlane develops and operates public EV charging facilities designed for medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicle fleets. Through its integration with WEX EV, Greenlane’s charging locations are accessible through the WEX EV En Route network, providing fleet drivers with additional charging options along key freight corridors and logistics hubs. The company currently operates a large commercial vehicle charging hub in Colton, California, featuring more than 40 fast chargers for medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles, with plans to expand its network across Southern California, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas.
“For fleet operators managing dynamic freight networks, charging can quickly become one of the biggest barriers to scale, so they need dependable, publicly accessible charging infrastructure to confidently electrify their operations,” said Raj Jhaveri, CTO of Greenlane Infrastructure. “Through our integration with WEX EV, fleet operators can seamlessly access Greenlane’s growing network of high-power charging locations using payment solutions they already trust. Together, we’re helping create the charging backbone required to support the future of commercial transportation.”
Synop
Synop is an EV charging software and energy management platform that supports more than 900 commercial charging depots across North America and Europe. Through its direct integration with WEX EV, Synop has joined the WEX EV En Route charging network, expanding charging access and simplifying payments for fleet customers while contributing operational insights that support WEX’s broader depot charging strategy. Synop’s platform helps fleet operators manage charging operations, energy costs, grid participation, and coordination with distributed energy assets.
WEX first partnered with Synop in 2025 through a strategic investment via WEX Venture Capital. This commercial integration marks the next step in that relationship, translating strategic conviction into tangible value for customers.
“Fleet operators need charging solutions that connect infrastructure, energy and grid management, and driver experiences into a single ecosystem,” said Gagan Dhillon, CEO and Co-Founder of Synop. “By integrating with WEX EV, we’re making it easier for fleets to access charging, manage costs, and scale electrification programs with confidence. Together, we’re helping accelerate the adoption of commercial EVs while delivering the reliability and operational efficiency fleets expect.”
QuickCharge by Integra Energy
QuickCharge by Integra Energy is a cloud-based, AI-enabled EV charging software platform that helps charging networks, fleets, and site hosts operate and scale charging infrastructure through real-time charger visibility, intelligent diagnostics, flexible payment integrations, and enterprise fleet management tools. Through its integration with WEX EV, fleet drivers can seamlessly charge at participating QuickCharge locations using their existing WEX payment credentials, while fleet managers benefit from simplified transaction management and greater visibility into charging activity across their operations.
“By integrating WEX technology into QuickCharge, fleet drivers can now seamlessly charge at hundreds of QuickCharge locations using the payment tools they already rely on,” said Max Schynoll, Product Development Manager at QuickCharge. “This integration simplifies the charging experience for commercial drivers in the field, while giving fleet operators the confidence that their teams can access reliable charging without additional apps, accounts, or operational complexity. We’re excited to expand access for WEX customers and continue supporting the growing demand for fleet electrification.”
For more information and to view a full list of supported charging station brands, please visit the WEX EV website.
