Payment flexibility is one of the practical factors that shapes the charging experience - drivers pay at the charger itself, with a broader range of payment options available. This gives drivers the option to pay directly at the charger, alongside app-based payment, making the experience closer to a fuel pump, where paying takes seconds and drivers can choose what works best for them.
Friction experienced by drivers is costly in a market where each charger already serves many. Brazil's public and semi-public network reached 25,429 charging points at the end of May 2026, a rise of 20.7 percent in three months, according to the Brazilian Electric Vehicle Association. The country's plug-in fleet stands at 505,806 vehicles, close to 20 for every charging point.
VPOS Media 4 Mini pre-authorises the payment when the charging session begins and captures the final amount automatically once charging is complete. The driver taps once at the start and is charged the correct amount at the end, with nothing further to do.
The terminal is certified by ABECS, which governs payment security in Brazil, and by Anatel, which covers connected devices. It is built for unattended outdoor sites, with reinforced protection against dust, water and mechanical impact.
The solution is built for charge point operators, charger manufacturers and management-system providers. Operators can keep the systems they already run, with no migration required. Charger manufacturers can integrate through a proprietary protocol embedded directly in their equipment, gaining the ability to expand into new markets with Nayax's support as they grow internationally.
“Electric mobility can only scale if the charging experience is simple and accessible” said Eduardo Muniz, CEO of Nayax Brazil. “Payments should no longer be an obstacle. They should enable a seamless charging journey. Our goal is to connect charge point operators, manufacturers, and management platforms through an open ecosystem that delivers a frictionless experience for drivers while improving operational efficiency for infrastructure operators.”
Nayax supports tens of thousands of EV charging points worldwide. In Brazil the company operates as Nayax Brazil, following its 2024 acquisition of VMtecnologia, whose network covers more than 6,300 retailers across all 27 states.
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