EV pass

Wallbox Discounter has its own charging card, the Loady charging card, which in practice is actually a small charging drip for on your keychain. Looking for a charging card that can simply be used for any kind of charging station, whether in the neighbourhood or on the highway? You can with this Loady charging card.

Can be used at more than 50,000+ charging stations across Europe and therefore for both normal charging stations and fast charging stations.

This cheap charge card costs just € 2.99 ex VAT per month (3.62 incl. VAT) and is suitable for both individuals and companies. In fact, you can view charging sessions, as well as costs and invoices in the handy app. Very easy to use and comes with a small leaflet with explanations.

Do you still have questions about how it works or are you a company and want to introduce it for your employees? Then feel free to contact us.

Do note that the app and customer service behind this charge card goes through an external company that does everything in both Dutch and English.

Frequent asked questions

How to get RFID card for EV charging?

Getting an RFID card for EV charging is easy. Simply place the Loady Charge Card in your shopping basket and complete your order. The card is available for a small fee and includes registration for our subscription service. Once you receive the card, you can activate it through our app or website. The app also lets you track your charging history, view costs, and find available charging stations.

Can I charge my car without a RFID card?

Yes, many public EV chargers support alternative ways to start a charging session. You can often use a smartphone app, QR code, or even contactless payment (credit/debit card). However, not all chargers support these methods, especially older or private stations so carrying an RFID card is still useful for broad compatibility.

Can I use my phone instead of RFID card?

Yes, most charging networks offer mobile apps that act as digital alternatives to an RFID card. With these apps, you can start and stop charging, monitor progress, and even pay directly. Some phones also support NFC or Apple Wallet integration, letting you tap your phone at the charger, if the hardware allows it. This is convenient but not always available at every charging point, so a physical RFID card is still a good backup.

Do all cars have RFID?

No, not all EVs come with built-in RFID capabilities. The RFID technology is part of the charging system, not the car itself. Most RFID use is tied to external cards or fobs that link to your charging account. Some newer EVs and home charging setups do support automatic user recognition or authorization via apps or vehicle IDs, but this is not yet universal.