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Fuel Card Market - Global Forecast 2025-2032

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  • 180 Pages
  • November 2025
  • Region: Global
  • 360iResearch™
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The global fuel card market is entering a new phase of digital transformation, driven by increased demand for streamlined payment solutions and rigorous control over fleet expenses. Senior decision-makers across industries now seek flexible, secure platforms that can adapt to changing regulatory, operational, and sustainability requirements.

Market Snapshot: Fuel Card Market Size and Growth

The fuel card market is projected to expand from USD 792.69 billion in 2024 to USD 863.95 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 1.64 trillion by 2032, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.53%. Growth is underpinned by rapid adoption of digital payments, automation in expense tracking, and unified management platforms. Enterprises are transitioning to advanced card technologies and financial systems that balance operational efficiency with compliance, as they seek agility in evolving global environments.

Scope & Segmentation of the Fuel Card Market

This report delivers actionable insights for senior executives, mapping the operational, technological, and regional factors that shape strategic solution adoption across the fuel card landscape. The analysis segments and highlights the following core market dimensions:

  • Types: Closed loop cards, open loop solutions, branded programs, electric vehicle charging cards (covering AC Level 2 and DC fast charging), fleet cards for trucks and buses, over-the-road products, prepaid and multi-network universal cards, as well as virtual card advancements.
  • Issuer Channels: Banks, credit unions, fintechs, neobanks, payment network operators, original equipment manufacturers, leasing firms, oil enterprises, refinery affiliates, and retail fueling providers.
  • Credit Structures: Charge accounts, prepaid cards, debit and ACH-linked options, revolving credit, and deposit-secured solutions designed to fit varying financial requirements.
  • Fuel & Energy Options: Payment enablement for alternative liquid fuels, diesel, gasoline, compressed and gaseous fuels, electric vehicle charging, and emerging hydrogen energy.
  • Security Features: Contactless payments, NFC, PIN or driver ID assignment, EMV chip technology, magnetic stripes, multi-factor authentication, and mobile controls for robust compliance.
  • Fleet Sizes & Vehicle Types: Support for large enterprises, mid-size and small fleets, owner-operators, and compatibility with trucks, vans, specialty vehicles, and standard passenger cars.
  • Assignment Methods: Cards assigned to drivers, vehicles, or via shared, virtual, and single-use systems for operational flexibility.
  • Customer Categories: Tailored offerings for enterprises, government, mid-market organizations, nonprofits, owner-operators, small businesses, and select consumer groups.
  • Industry Verticals: Applicability across agriculture, construction, field services, government, healthcare, oil and gas, retail, logistics, delivery, and utilities.
  • Distribution Channels: Direct sales, OEM and leasing partnerships, dealership networks, digital self-service, and partner or reseller models.
  • Regional Coverage: Customized solutions for the Americas, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific, encompassing both mature and high-growth markets.
  • Key Companies Analyzed: Market assessment of providers including Corpay, WEX, AtoB, Bharat Petroleum, BP, Chevron, CHS, DKV Mobility, E100 International, Edenred, Eni, Exxon Mobil, Flexent, Galp Energia, Holman, Hyundai, Indian Oil, Kuwait Petroleum, LeasePlan, Mudflap, Neste Oyj, OMV, PetroCard, PetroChina, Petronas, Pilot Travel Centers, Prepaid Expense Card Solutions, Ramp, Repsol, RMC Service, ROUTEX, Setel Ventures, Shell, Sinopec, tankpool24, TotalEnergies, and TravelCenters of America.

Key Takeaways for Senior Decision-Makers

  • Integration with telematics and fleet management tools increases automation, providing real-time expense visibility and stronger alignment with performance goals.
  • The use of artificial intelligence and analytics is elevating payment security and enabling thorough benchmarking among fleet providers.
  • Sustainability tracking platforms help organizations measure alternative fuel usage and advance environmental objectives efficiently.
  • Scalable modular platforms and strategic partnerships allow adaptation to diverse fleet structures across different industry sectors and regional needs.
  • Providers are offering bespoke solutions that address varying operational requirements, regulatory frameworks, and fleet complexities for optimized outcomes.
  • Customizable compliance features assist integration with local standards and enable smooth deployment and long-term growth planning.

Tariff Impact and Supply Chain Response

Recent U.S. tariffs on hardware, electronics, and automotive components have caused market participants to adjust capital allocations and rebuild supply chains. Providers are reducing hardware reliance by expanding cloud infrastructure, enhancing resilience, and supporting fleets as they renegotiate with suppliers and deploy smart routing to optimize operational spend.

Methodology & Data Sources

This analysis utilizes secondary research, executive-level surveys, and direct engagement with stakeholders. Structured interviews, data triangulation, and expert-led workshops underpin each insight, ensuring relevance for senior leaders navigating the fuel card sector.

Why This Report Matters

  • Empowers leadership to align payment strategies and compliance with evolving regulatory and environmental standards.
  • Supports diligent benchmarking and operational model assessment, guiding expense management in dynamic markets.
  • Informs investments, partner selection, and expansion planning, sustaining long-term market positioning.

Conclusion

Executives can leverage this report to advance digital payment transformation, address operational risks, and ensure their organizations remain adaptable and efficient in the global fuel card market.

 

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Table of Contents

1. Preface
1.1. Objectives of the Study
1.2. Market Segmentation & Coverage
1.3. Years Considered for the Study
1.4. Currency & Pricing
1.5. Language
1.6. Stakeholders
2. Research Methodology
3. Executive Summary
4. Market Overview
5. Market Insights
5.1. Integration of telematics and IoT solutions for real-time fuel monitoring and fleet optimization
5.2. Adoption of biometric authentication methods to enhance fuel card security and prevent fraud
5.3. Implementation of dynamic pricing models to automatically adjust fuel costs based on market fluctuations
5.4. Expansion of electric vehicle charging network compatibility within traditional fuel card offerings
5.5. Use of AI-driven analytics to predict fuel consumption patterns and reduce overall operational costs
5.6. Shift toward subscription-based fuel card services with premium data analytics and reporting features
5.7. Development of blockchain-based fuel card platforms to ensure transparent transaction traceability
5.8. Partnerships between fuel card providers and ride-hailing platforms for seamless driver payments
5.9. Emergence of mobile wallet integration to enable contactless payment and digital fueling receipts
5.10. Regulatory compliance challenges related to carbon tax and emissions reporting for fuel card users
6. Cumulative Impact of United States Tariffs 2025
7. Cumulative Impact of Artificial Intelligence 2025
8. Fuel Card Market, by Type
8.1. Closed Loop
8.2. Open Loop
9. Fuel Card Market, by Card Type
9.1. Branded Fuel Card
9.2. EV Charging Card
9.2.1. AC Level 2
9.2.2. DC Fast Charging
9.3. Fleet Card
9.4. Over-The-Road Card
9.4.1. Fuel-Only OTR
9.4.2. With Lodging & Meals
9.5. Prepaid Fuel Card
9.6. Universal/Multi-Network Card
9.7. Virtual Fuel Card
10. Fuel Card Market, by Issuer Type
10.1. Bank Or Credit Union
10.2. Fintech/Neobank
10.3. Fleet Card Network Provider
10.4. OEM/Leasing Provider
10.5. Oil & Refining Company
10.6. Retail Fueler
11. Fuel Card Market, by Credit Structure
11.1. Charge (Pay-In-Full)
11.2. Debit/ACH Linked
11.3. Prepaid
11.4. Revolving Credit
11.5. Secured Deposit
12. Fuel Card Market, by Fuel & Energy
12.1. Alternative Liquid Fuels
12.1.1. Biodiesel
12.1.2. E85
12.2. Diesel
12.3. Electric
12.3.1. AC Level 2
12.3.2. DC Fast Charging
12.4. Gaseous Fuels
12.4.1. CNG
12.4.2. LNG
12.4.3. LPG/Autogas
12.5. Gasoline
12.6. Hydrogen
13. Fuel Card Market, by Security Type
13.1. Contactless/NFC
13.2. Driver PIN/ID
13.3. EMV Chip & PIN
13.4. Magnetic Stripe
13.5. Mobile App Authentication
13.6. Multi-Factor Authentication
14. Fuel Card Market, by Fleet Size
14.1. Enterprise (1000+ Vehicles)
14.2. Large (250-999 Vehicles)
14.3. Mid (50-249 Vehicles)
14.4. Owner-Operator (1 Vehicle)
14.5. Small (2-49 Vehicles)
15. Fuel Card Market, by Vehicle Class
15.1. Buses & Coaches
15.2. Heavy-Duty Trucks
15.3. Light Commercial Vehicles
15.4. Medium-Duty Trucks
15.5. Off-Highway Equipment
15.6. Passenger Cars
16. Fuel Card Market, by Card Assignment
16.1. Driver Assigned
16.2. Pool/Shared
16.3. Vehicle Assigned
16.4. Virtual/Single-Use
17. Fuel Card Market, by End User
17.1. Consumer
17.2. Enterprise
17.3. Government & Public Sector
17.3.1. Education
17.3.2. Federal
17.3.3. State & Local
17.4. Mid-Market
17.5. Nonprofit
17.6. Owner-Operator
17.7. Small Business
18. Fuel Card Market, by Industry Vertical
18.1. Agriculture
18.2. Construction
18.3. Education
18.4. Field Services
18.5. Government & Public Services
18.6. Healthcare & Life Sciences
18.7. Oil & Gas Services
18.8. Retail & Delivery
18.9. Transportation & Logistics
18.10. Utilities & Energy
19. Fuel Card Market, by Distribution Channel
19.1. Direct Sales
19.2. OEM & Leasing Channels
19.3. Oil Company Dealers
19.4. Online Self-Service
19.5. Partners & Resellers
20. Fuel Card Market, by Region
20.1. Americas
20.1.1. North America
20.1.2. Latin America
20.2. Europe, Middle East & Africa
20.2.1. Europe
20.2.2. Middle East
20.2.3. Africa
20.3. Asia-Pacific
21. Fuel Card Market, by Group
21.1. ASEAN
21.2. GCC
21.3. European Union
21.4. BRICS
21.5. G7
21.6. NATO
22. Fuel Card Market, by Country
22.1. United States
22.2. Canada
22.3. Mexico
22.4. Brazil
22.5. United Kingdom
22.6. Germany
22.7. France
22.8. Russia
22.9. Italy
22.10. Spain
22.11. China
22.12. India
22.13. Japan
22.14. Australia
22.15. South Korea
23. Competitive Landscape
23.1. Market Share Analysis, 2024
23.2. FPNV Positioning Matrix, 2024
23.3. Competitive Analysis
23.3.1. Corpay, Inc.
23.3.2. WEX Inc.
23.3.3. AtoB
23.3.4. Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
23.3.5. BP plc
23.3.6. Chevron Corporation
23.3.7. CHS Inc.
23.3.8. DKV Mobility SE
23.3.9. E100 International Trade Sp. z o. o.
23.3.10. Edenred S.A.
23.3.11. Eni S.p.A.
23.3.12. Exxon Mobil Corporation
23.3.13. Flexent
23.3.14. Galp Energia, SGPS, S.A.
23.3.15. Holman GmbH
23.3.16. Hyundai Motor Group
23.3.17. Indian Oil Corporation Limited
23.3.18. Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
23.3.19. LeasePlan Deutschland GmbH
23.3.20. Mudflap, Inc.
23.3.21. Neste Oyj
23.3.22. OMV Aktiengesellschaft
23.3.23. PetroCard, Inc
23.3.24. PetroChina Company Limited
23.3.25. Petroliam Nasional Berhad
23.3.26. Pilot Travel Centers LLC
23.3.27. Prepaid Expense Card Solutions, Inc
23.3.28. Ramp Business Corporation
23.3.29. Repsol S.A.
23.3.30. RMC Service GmbH
23.3.31. ROUTEX B.V.
23.3.32. Setel Ventures Sdn. Bhd.
23.3.33. Shell plc
23.3.34. Sinopec Crop
23.3.35. tankpool24 GmbH
23.3.36. TotalEnergies SE
23.3.37. TravelCenters of America Inc.

Companies Mentioned

The companies profiled in this Fuel Card market report include:
  • Corpay, Inc.
  • WEX Inc.
  • AtoB
  • Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
  • BP PLC
  • Chevron Corporation
  • CHS Inc.
  • DKV Mobility SE
  • E100 International Trade Sp. z o. o.
  • Edenred S.A.
  • Eni S.p.A.
  • Exxon Mobil Corporation
  • Flexent
  • Galp Energia, SGPS, S.A.
  • Holman GmbH
  • Hyundai Motor Group
  • Indian Oil Corporation Limited
  • Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
  • LeasePlan Deutschland GmbH
  • Mudflap, Inc.
  • Neste Oyj
  • OMV Aktiengesellschaft
  • PetroCard, Inc
  • PetroChina Company Limited
  • Petroliam Nasional Berhad
  • Pilot Travel Centers LLC
  • Prepaid Expense Card Solutions, Inc
  • Ramp Business Corporation
  • Repsol S.A.
  • RMC Service GmbH
  • ROUTEX B.V.
  • Setel Ventures Sdn. Bhd.
  • Shell PLC
  • Sinopec Crop
  • tankpool24 GmbH
  • TotalEnergies SE
  • TravelCenters of America Inc.

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