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Pan-European business fuel cards

2 pan-European fuel cards with fees published by the issuer, plus the networks, toll and VAT-refund basics behind cross-border fuelling. Fees are read from each issuer's own pages and shown in EUR; we re-check them weekly.

Country pages: Ireland, Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Austria, Norway. Other European countries are covered by these pan-European cards for now.

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2 cards

  1. DKV Card (Europe)

    DKV Mobility (Ratingen, Germany)

    Multi-brand network
    Card fee
    DKV Card Standard €1.00 per month; DKV Card +Charge €5.49…
    Transaction fee
    Service fee on fuel: diesel 1.69–2.99%, petrol 1.79–2.99%…
    Discount / rebate
    2 ct/L gross on diesel at one chosen home station…
    Sites
    ~70,000 (50+ countries)
    Fleet fit
    2–10 11–50 51+
    Works at
    • Multi-brand network
    See full details for DKV Card (Europe)

  2. UTA Edenred fuel card

    UTA Edenred (Edenred group)

    Multi-brand network
    Card fee
    Not published
    Transaction fee
    Not published
    Discount / rebate
    Up to 4.5 cents per litre Unverified
    Sites
    55k–89k (third-party)
    Fleet fit
    2–10 11–50 51+
    Works at
    • Multi-brand network
    See full details for UTA Edenred fuel card

Key facts only, trimmed to fit; each card's page has the full wording, sources and checked dates. "Sites" is the issuer's own claim. "Not published" means we couldn't find the figure on the issuer's public pages. "Unverified" values are partly confirmed; see the card page for why.

Where can you fill up?

Cross-border fuel cards come in three groups: cards on the Routex alliance of oil brands, the oil companies' own Europe cards, and independent multi-brand networks that aren't tied to one brand. Station counts are the issuers' own; where their pages disagree we show a range.

  1. Routex alliance

    • Aral
    • bp
    • Circle K
    • Enilive (Eni)
    • OMV
    • AVIA (since 2025)

    Routex is an alliance, not a card issuer: Aral, bp, Circle K, Enilive and OMV each issue their own cards, and each is accepted across the shared network. Routex gives about 30,000 stations in 32 countries in one place and 21,000+ in 34 in another; bp's pages say 24,000 to 30,000+ in 32 countries. Circle K Europe card: 20,000 sites in 33 countries, with tolls and VAT and diesel-tax refunds. Enilive Multicard: 21,000 stations in 34 countries. Each partner is strongest in its home region: Aral in Germany and Luxembourg, Enilive in southern and central Europe, OMV in central and eastern Europe, Circle K in the Nordics and Baltics. AVIA joined Routex on 31 Mar 2025. Older bp pages list Cepsa in Spain, but Routex's participant list doesn't (unverified).123456

    Cards: None listed yet: Routex partners don't publish fees for their Europe cards.

  2. Oil-company Europe cards

    • Shell
    • Esso
    • TotalEnergies
    • AS 24

    Shell Card Europe (run by Corpay, formerly Fleetcor): 26,000 stations plus 1 million+ charge points, and it pays tolls, tunnels, bridges and ferries; card fees 'from €0', with no figures published. Esso Card Europe (WEX Europe Services): 13,300 to 13,500 stations (WEX's pages also disagree on the country count) and pays continental tolls; fees not published. TotalEnergies Fleet: 18,000 stations in 12 countries plus 3,300 in France. AS 24, TotalEnergies' truck network, runs its own truck stations (counts vary from about 1,000 to 2,000+). Circle K took over TotalEnergies' stations and cards in Germany and the Netherlands in 2023 and 2024; the stations keep the TotalEnergies brand.7891011

    Cards: TotalEnergies Fleet card

  3. Independent multi-brand networks

    • DKV
    • UTA Edenred
    • Eurowag
    • Radius EDC
    • WEX

    These aren't tied to one oil brand. Eurowag (Prague): 15,000+ fuel stations (30 countries on one Eurowag page, 25 on another), credit with an individual limit, VAT refunds across the EU, UK and Norway; fees not published, and secondary sources describe it as strongest in Central and Eastern Europe. Radius EDC: 'over 19,000 fuel stations in 15 European countries' (Ireland, UK, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Denmark, Slovenia and Austria), with tolls and VAT recovery; fees not published.12132614

    Cards: DKV Card (Europe), UTA Edenred fuel card

Multi-brand cards with published fees

  • DKV Card (Europe) Around 70,000 stations in 50+ countries and about 1 million charge points; tolls through DKV BOX EUROPE; VAT refunds through DKV. Also covers Norway, Switzerland, the UK and Turkey.1516
  • UTA Edenred fuel card UTA publishes no station count; third-party figures range from 55,000 to 89,000, depending on what is counted. VAT and diesel-excise refunds with pre-financing through Edenred Finance.1718

Cross-refuelling in short

Dated deals: bp/Aral and Total agreed reciprocal acceptance from 2018 (in France it is one-way; see the France page). Esso and bp cards have been accepted at each other's UK sites since 2016. Aral and AVIA announced mutual acceptance on 26 Mar 2024, and AVIA joined Routex on 31 Mar 2025. Shell and Esso accept each other's cards in several countries (we found no date). For the most brands on one card, use an independent network (DKV, UTA, Eurowag, Radius EDC or WEX); for a mostly national fleet that occasionally crosses a border, a national card with a Routex, Shell or Esso Europe option may be enough.2324256

Which card for which fleet

  • International trucking DKV, UTA or Eurowag: broad truck networks, toll boxes and VAT refunds on one account.
  • Mostly one country, occasional trips abroad A national oil-company card with Europe acceptance (Routex partners, Shell, Esso Europe) or a national card with a Europe option such as Travelcard.
  • Nordics and Baltics Circle K and the Routex alliance are strongest there.
  • Central and Eastern Europe Eurowag and OMV (Routex) are most often cited (secondary sources).

General information, not advice: check each issuer's terms and locator for the stations you use.

  1. Routex, home page (station and country counts)
  2. Routex, about Routex
  3. bp, fleet fuel network (Europe)
  4. Aral, bp + Aral card
  5. Circle K Europe card, FAQ
  6. AVIA, press release: Routex acceptance starts at 900 AVIA stations, 31 Mar 2025
  7. Corpay (Fleetcor), Shell Card Fuel & Charge (Belgium)
  8. WEX UK, Esso Card
  9. TotalEnergies France, Fleet card
  10. Circle K Deutschland, Fleet Card
  11. Circle K Nederland, Fleet Card
  12. Eurowag, home page
  13. Eurowag, fuel card
  14. Radius Ireland, EDC card
  15. DKV Mobility, DKV Card +Charge
  16. DKV Mobility, DKV BOX EUROPE
  17. UTA Edenred, fuel card
  18. Transporeon, UTA partner page (third party)
  19. EETS Facilitation Platform, EETS progress report (30 Jun 2025)
  20. UTA Edenred, toll solutions
  21. EUR-Lex, Council Directive 2008/9/EC (VAT refunds to taxable persons in another Member State)
  22. VATcube, 'EU VAT refund deadline: 30 September 2026' (secondary)
  23. France Routes, 'Total et BP/Aral trouvent un accord sur leurs cartes carburant en Europe'
  24. Fleet News, 'BP and Esso deal gives fuelcard customers access to 3,500 sites', 24 Nov 2015
  25. Aral, press release: AVIA and Aral cooperate, 26 Mar 2024
  26. Eurowag, tax refund
  27. DKV Mobility, service fee list for Croatia-based truck customers (status 1 Jul 2026, PDF)

Issuer claims as published, checked 20 Oct 2026. Brands change hands and acceptance changes; check the issuer's site locator before relying on a station.

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