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OneCharge Partners with Omise for Secure, One-Click Charging Payments

Thiraphat Titisottikul·9/26/2026·1 min read
Illustration of a payment card, a security checkmark, and a smartphone with a charging bolt, representing secure payments on the OneCharge app

For most EV drivers, the hardest part of charging isn't finding a plug — it's paying for it. OneCharge has partnered with Omise, a leading payment solutions provider in Asia, to make that step disappear into the background.

The integration brings Omise's payment infrastructure directly into the OneCharge app. Credit and debit cards, mobile banking, e-wallets, and PromptPay QR codes are now all supported at checkout. A new Saved Card feature, built on Network Tokenization, lets returning users complete their next charging session in a single tap, without re-entering card details each time.

Our core challenge is building an application that is accessible to everyone, across all user groups and all ages. Everyone must be able to access OneCharge's services equally and effortlessly.

— Thiraphat Titisottikul, CEO and Founder of OneCharge

Secure and frictionless payments are the foundation of user confidence. That is why we built our payment system together with Omise — so that paying is the last thing our users need to worry about. Transactions are completed quickly through a single smartphone, backed by internationally recognised security standards, with every transaction trackable and verifiable in real time.

— Thiraphat Titisottikul, CEO and Founder of OneCharge

Our Saved Card feature, powered by Network Tokenization technology, protects card data and strengthens transaction security. Users can complete payment on their next charging session in just one click, without re-entering their details, making every charge and every journey easy.

— Jitsupa Cheowit, Senior Vice President and Head of Growth (APAC), Omise

It's one more piece of OneCharge's mission to charge the world forward. As the network grows past 500 charging stations, 2,000 charging ports, and 150,000 registered users nationwide, the goal stays the same: make charging as simple as it should have been from the start.