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WEX and BP Partner on Earnify Fleet Fuel Card Program
The new earnify fleet cards can be used for fuel and vehicle-related purchases at merchants that accept WEX and Mastercard, with ongoing fuel rebates available at over 8,000 stations across the BP family of brands.

Drivers with the earnify fleet fuel card can purchase fuel and vehicle-related products or services anywhere WEX and Mastercard are accepted.
Photo: WEX/Work Truck
WEX announced a new partnership with BP to provide fleet drivers access to fuel savings through the earnify fleet fuel card program in the U.S.
Moving forward, earnify fleet cards can be used for fuel and vehicle-related purchases at merchants that accept WEX and Mastercard, with ongoing fuel rebates available at over 8,000 stations across the BP family of brands.
Designed for small businesses and large fleets, WEX said this partnership will expand the program’s valuable fuel rebates to BP, Amoco, TravelCenters of America, TA Express, and Petro stations across the country.
“With the earnify fleet card, we’re combining WEX’s leading payments technology with BP’s robust fueling network to give fleets a smarter, more efficient way to manage operations,” said Brian Fournier, Americas senior vice president and general manager, mobility, WEX. “From real-time controls to detailed data insights and fraud protection, this program demonstrates how WEX technology is driving the next generation of fleet payment innovation.”
Drivers can use their earnify fleet card to pay for parts and service, tolls, car washes, parking, and roadside assistance. With all of these options available on one card, WEX said this simplified solution can also be utilized for integrated reporting and invoicing. Business owners and fleet operators can set purchase controls on employee spending based on product type, dollar amount, time of day, and more. The cards feature EMV chip technology, providing businesses with an added layer of protection against fraud.
“We’re excited to expand our long-standing relationship with WEX as we launch the earnify fleet card,” said Debi Boffa, CEO of TravelCenters of Americas and BP vice president of fleet mobility. “By creating a new card program that brings together all of our fuel brands — BP, Amoco, TA, Petro, and TA Express — we’re making it easier than ever for fleet customers of all sizes to fuel, save, and stay loyal across our entire network.”
The combined power of WEX and Mastercard satisfies customer needs for more comprehensive coverage and greater purchasing power by offering expanded Mastercard acceptance for a range of vehicle-related expenses, all through one-card convenience.
“We’re delighted to collaborate with WEX and bp to launch this next-generation fleet card offer,” said Mark Aquilina, senior vice president, corporate solutions and B2B transportation at Mastercard. “Mastercard's purchasing capabilities, security, and added convenience will help deliver even more value for commercial customers, and we look forward to the impact this program will have on fleets across the country.”
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