Since 9 November 2026, DKV Mobility has offered App&Go in Switzerland, its digital fuel card that allows drivers to authorise refuelling directly at the pump using the DKV Mobility App, without visiting the checkout. The service is available at 475 stations operated by energy company Volenergy under the BP, Ruedi Rüssel and Miniprix brands, which have joined the company's network. App&Go complements the traditional fuel card with a fully digital method of authorising transactions and, according to the company, reduces stopping times. A filter in the app's station finder identifies locations supporting the service.
With the addition of the Swiss stations, the digital fuel card's acceptance network now covers around 13,000 service stations in 19 European countries. According to DKV Mobility, the initiative forms part of its strategy to digitalise its customers' main operational processes by integrating them into a single platform, and the company plans to gradually expand the digital network to other European markets. The digital refuelling solutions are based on the Connected Fueling platform developed by Pace Mobility, a DKV Mobility subsidiary, which connects directly to service station operators' point-of-sale systems and handles transaction authorisation and processing in real time.
