Parking Payment Solutions

Dynamic pricing can reduce the car queues at peak times, and monetise the traditionally quieter periods. Our payments technology can be customised in any way you need, with different permissions, membership levels, and timed offers. Whatever you need for your parking organisation, CCV will help you. If you need dynamic pricing, we will make that happen.

Our technology can be applied to parking-on-demand, and any convenient digital service you wish to offer customers. We can help you implement extra services such as VIP parking areas, or even implement special business models for frequent parking customers (e.g. discounts and dynamic offers), and we can help you create better service acceptance. CCV can help you set up loyalty schemes and integrate these with other business models to ensure maximum profitability.

We have published a number of interesting articles on the CCV blog. Firstly, Dimitri Wouters has picked apart 8 of the biggest myths about payments in parking. He explores whether cash is still king, and if contactless payment is universally welcomed. He also touches on technical compliance and innovation. 

Secondly, you might want to read another article by Dimitri, which focuses on payments-as-a-service in the parking industry. PaaS uses cloud-based infrastructure to provide a single point of contact between the parking operator and the payment networks. In this article, he explains how it works and how it benefits parking operators through reduced costs, better security, and more. 

Finally, Simon Wood looks at the role of GDPR in parking. He discusses the challenge of compliance, and why it might be better for parking operators to keep things simple to avoid exposure. This is a balanced view on the use of data in the parking industry. 

CCV has worked in the parking industry for a long time. In cooperation with CCV, Q-Park was the first parking company in the Netherlands to make contactless payment possible at parking facilities. Drivers no longer need to pay at the payment machine in many Q-Park locations. Instead, they scan their payment card when entering and exiting the car park. This is how drive-in drive-out should be. No cash and no pin code required.

Contactless payment was a follow-up to the introduction of “pins without pin code” at Q-Park, a year previously. This meant the payment card had to me placed into the terminal when checking in and out. Now contactless payment means the card can be placed briefly against the reader. We’re constantly helping parking operators develop their payment infrastructure to make the customer experience better.

We simplify the paperwork for businesses with global operations, with a single processing contract for all EU locations. Our technology connects you to multiple payments schemes and multiple acquirers. For more information, contact CCV today.