CARD PAYMENT PARTNER CHOOSING YOUR CARD PAYMENT PARTNER:
TRUST AND SUPPORT MATTERS MORE THAN EVER
Article by CabCard Services
www.cabcard.services
In today’s taxi industry, payments are more than a back office function. They are the lifeblood of daily op- erations. Every fare completed, every driver payout, every account reconciled and balanced relies upon payments working seamlessly. As digital payments and transactions become increasingly central to the taxi sector, the choice of a payment partner has never been more important.
For taxi fleet owners and managers, the difference be- tween a supplier and a payment partner is stark. A sup- plier just provides a basic product, however, your payment partner works alongside you with key ser- vices that add to your business success, giving you the tools, support and experience to help you grow your business and succeed in an ever competitive market.
Services beyond the transaction
At CabCard Services, we look to build business relation- ships around a simple principle that fleets and drivers can benefit much more than simply having a basic card reader in their
vehicle.That is why we invest in pro- viding taxi focused services and support for our busi- ness partners, whether an individual driver or taxi fleet.
CabCard gives fleets and drivers direct access to an ex- perienced UK support team through multiple channels available by phone, live chat, email, WhatsApp, and there is also a video rich FAQ section for quick self help.
At CabCard you can be assured of your own dedicated account manager for all fleet customers. This means that a fleet manager has someone available who understands the taxi business, your driver’s requirements and your needs and is ready to go the extra mile whenever needed.
Built for the taxi industry
Most payment providers offer generic solutions, whether to a cafe, shop or restaurant for example. Cab- Card is different, since our products and services are designed specifically for the taxi industry which also in- cludes system integrations with all of the key data dis- patch software providers.
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CabCard has also recently streamlined its driver on- boarding process, making it easier than ever to sign up new drivers and to have them process card payments quickly. We know that time spent on admin means less time spent on the road.
Preparing fleets for the future
Digital payments are not just a customer convenience, they are fast becoming an operational necessity with HMRC moving towards digital reporting for drivers. Payment and banking systems will play a key role in a taxi fleet's future compliance and financial manage- ment.
Through our banking partnerships, CabCard drivers gain access to a dedicated business account with powerful built in tools.
Features include:
l Automatic expense categorisation to simplify book- keeping
l Real time tax estimates to help drivers stay ahead of liabilities
l Cashback on eligible purchases to reward drivers for everyday spending
This means drivers not only get paid seamlessly, but they also gain valuable financial insights and benefits that help them run their businesses smarter.
Why partnership matters
Every fleet will encounter challenges, whether tech- nical hiccups, compliance requirements or simply the everyday demands of keeping vehicles and drivers on the road.
What matters is having a payment partner that you can rely on and invested in your success.
CabCard is here to help fleets manage payments today and into the future.
For more information, call Kristina May on 0203 955 5400 or email
fleets@cabcard.services
SEPTEMBER 2025 PHTM
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