TotalEnergies Kenya has launched its New Generation TotalEnergies Card, marking a major leap forward in digital payment and mobility solutions for businesses, fleet operators, and individual motorists nationwide.

Building on a 25-year legacy that began with Kenya’s pioneer Bon Voyage fuel card, the updated platform moves beyond basic fuel purchases to offer an all-in-one ecosystem for expense control, real-time tracking, and simplified tax compliance.

As rising operating costs press Kenyan businesses to optimize efficiency, the new card directly addresses the need for tighter financial oversight on fuel expenditures.

“Businesses today need greater visibility and control over their fuel expenditure than traditional payment methods can provide,” said Thibault Flichy, Managing Director of TotalEnergies Marketing Kenya. “The New Generation TotalEnergies Card combines secure digital payments, real-time transaction monitoring, and simplified tax compliance in a single platform for better decision making.”

Key features and upgrades

  • Cardless Payment Flexibility: Introduces two new digital payment options—the Mobility Pay mobile app and a virtual OTP-based card designed specifically for feature phones without internet access.
  • Enhanced Security Protocol: Dual-layer transaction protection using PIN codes, One-Time Passwords (OTPs), and vehicle RFID tags to eliminate fraud.
  • Real-Time Monitoring: Advanced customer portal featuring instant limit controls, pre-authorization mode for accurate station dispensing, and immediate SMS/email transaction alerts.
  • Tax & Admin Efficiency: Automated, tax-compliant invoicing alongside seamless coverage across TotalEnergies’ entire nationwide station network.

By offering fully digital cardless options, the solution reduces reliance on physical plastic cards while giving small businesses, large fleets, and everyday commuters a faster, safer way to manage daily transit expenses.

Availability

Applications for the New Generation TotalEnergies Card are now open on the official website (totalenergies.ke). Public transport operators, including Matatu and Boda Boda drivers, can also sign up directly at any TotalEnergies service station across Kenya.