- What it does
- Fillup describes itself as a fuel and fleet expense management platform for businesses and individuals.
- Cashless fueling
- Businesses authorize fuel purchases digitally so drivers do not need to handle cash.
- Wallet and vouchers
- Users can fund a digital wallet and generate one-time fuel vouchers that expire after use.
- Fuel cards
- Organizations can issue digital or physical fuel cards linked to their wallet.
- Fleet and driver tools
- The dashboard supports vehicle and driver management, including assigning vehicles and reviewing fuel usage history.
- Reports
- Reports can be generated by vehicle, driver, department, company, transaction, date, or station.
- Notifications
- Fillup says it sends email and SMS alerts for wallet funding and transactions.
- Security
- The site lists real-time authorization, voucher validation, audit trails, transaction history, role-based access, and wallet security.
- Station availability
- Fuel purchases are accepted at authorized partner filling stations nationwide, and the site says the network is expanding.
- Personal use
- Individuals can fund a wallet, generate vouchers, track spending, and support family members remotely.
- Gas purchases
- The Fillup Gas Card supports digital cooking-gas purchases and gas vouchers that users can send to family members.
- Borrow Fuel
- The site describes a fuel-now-pay-later offering for eligible users, including professionals and ride-hailing drivers.
- Integrations and roadmap
- The site lists logistics integration among planned ecosystem expansions.
- Product
- Fillup describes itself as a fuel and fleet expense management platform for businesses and individuals.
- Fuel card support
- Yes
- Spend controls
- Yes
- Mobile app
- Yes