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The fuel card market is quoted at USD 10 billion and at USD 1 trillion. Both are correct answers to different questions - and the factor of 23 between two of the three perimeters is enough to overstate a supplier's addressable fee pool by everything that matters.
The UK's 2G networks switch off between 2029 and 2030, which turns a fleet tracker into a deadline rather than a product. And from July 2027 the consignment data those devices capture becomes a certified EU standard — so the value moves from the box to the compliance workflow.
European fleet fuel cards are usually analysed as payments products losing ground to apps. They are tax-recovery instruments, and the EU's own charging regulation has just made the card's cheapest output — a per-kWh, per-transaction, point-of-sale record — the reference format.
