PACE Telematics expands into Slovenia, Lithuania and Latvia and is now represented in 18 countries

PACE Telematics, Europe’s leading provider of mobile payment solutions, continues its growth trajectory and announces its successful expansion into three new markets. By connecting partner gas stations in Slovenia, Lithuania, and Latvia, the Connected Fueling platform is now available in a total of 18 European countries. This strategic move consolidates PACE’s position as the operator of the largest Europe-wide network for mobile payments at the pump.

In Slovenia, PACE is launching its cooperation with the connection of EOC petrol stations. In Lithuania and Latvia, PACE is expanding its acceptance network by around 350 stations: In Latvia, VIADA brand stations are being connected and in Lithuania, stations from the VIADA, Baltic Petroleum, Kvistija, and Milda brands. These stations are being integrated into the network via the provider Fleet System Competence Center and are now available to DKV Mobility users.

“The expansion of our network to 18 countries underscores our ambition to create a comprehensive and open platform for mobile payments in Europe,” says Julius Parrisius, VP Business & Operations at PACE Telematics. “The new partnerships in Slovenia, Latvia, and Lithuania are a clear signal of the appeal of our technology and the growing demand for digital and connected fueling solutions. We are proud to offer our partners and their customers a continuously growing acceptance network.”

The Connected Fueling platform from PACE Telematics enables drivers—whether private or commercial, in cars, vans, or trucks—to pay for fuel directly at the pump. The payment process is handled via the PACE Drive app or integrated applications from partners, such as fuel card issuers. The technology is available for smartphones, smartwatches, and directly in the vehicle via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as in-car or in-truck integrations, ensuring a fast, secure, and smooth process.