EV charging platforms.

In the simplest situation, the owner of the charging point is also the owner of the vehicle and the contract holder with the energy supplier. The charger activates when a vehicle is connected and stops automatically when it is unplugged or the battery is full.

When multiple parties are involved — for example, when the owner of the charger differs from the vehicle owner and/or the energy contract holder — billing is handled through a back-office platform linked to the charging point. Communication for this process follows the OCPP standard (Open Charge Point Protocol), the global benchmark for smart charging infrastructure.

Depending on the chosen platform, user identification can be done via a charging card or through the platform’s app. Charging cards are generally compatible across a wide network of providers, offering greater flexibility and convenience.

Veton® charging stations always support OCPP, free from SIM locks or license restrictions. Users can select their own provider and easily switch later. Configuration is done directly through the controller’s local web interface.

Veton has performed integration testing with the largest OCPP platforms that are being used by different providers. Veton can supply pre-configured charging points with a provider of choice, if preferred.