RightPay is a prepaid fuel card that allows businesses to conveniently pay for fuel at thousands of petrol stations across the UK. It offers the same benefits as a standard fuel card, such as fixed weekly diesel prices and easy VAT reclaim.
The RightPay fuel card is designed to meet the needs of fleets that find it hard to get traditional fuel cards due to credit history or who are newly registered businesses.
Complete this form to request a callback from our team. We'll discuss your business requirements to ensure RightPay is the right fuel card for you, and then we'll get you started with your application.
If you would prefer to apply for a credit-based account, please use our fuel card comparison tool. Should your application for credit be declined, we will still be able to offer you RightPay.
If you are looking for ultimate control over fuel cost management then our pay-as-you-go fuel card, RightPay, could be the right option for you.
By using a prepaid fuel card, your company can benefit from better security, reduced administration costs and powerful fleet management tools in comparison to cash or a credit card.
The RightPay fuel card benefits businesses in many ways:
The RightPay fuel card can be used at over 3,500 petrol stations across the UK, including some Shell, Esso, and BP sites. With excellent coverage on both motorways and urban areas, you’re covered wherever your business takes you.
Fleets with HGVs would benefit from the RightPay fuel card, as over 600 sites on the network have high-speed pumps and high canopies.
 Competitive prices Drivers pay a fixed weekly price for diesel, saving you money at the pump. Price notifications will be sent by text or email. |
 Expansive network Access to a multi-branded network with coverage on both motorways and urban areas. |
 Improved security Transactions are PIN-protected, and your card only uses the funds you’ve topped up. |
 Online account management With powerful reporting tools and the ability to monitor all fuel transactions online. |
 No credit checks RightPay is a prepaid fuel card, so you top up and only pay for what you use, with no need for a credit check. |
 Suitable for every business Fleets of all shapes and sizes can benefit from the RightPay fuel card and save money on interest fees. |
Using a prepaid fuel card is easy. All you need to do is top up your RightPay account balance online with a credit card or by bank transfer. You can then refuel at any participating station and pay using your RightPay fuel card.
The funds will come out of your RightPay account balance, so always make sure you top up regularly to cover any purchases. Please note that the initial top-up for RightPay customers’ needs to be a minimum of £200. After that, there is no minimum top-up amount. Your first months’ card fee will be deducted from your first top up.
You can track all transactions through our online account management system, giving you total visibility of the fuel spend across your business. This will be clearly displayed on one weekly invoice, so there’s no need to keep hold of receipts. This helps to streamline administration, saving you time for the things that matter.
You can apply for the RightPay fuel card online or you can contact our team at 0113 202 5110 to discuss whether a prepaid fuel card is the right choice for you.
Alternatively, you can explore other fuel card options via our comparison tool.
If you top up online between 7am and 9pm, your RightPay balance should be updated within 30 minutes. For standing orders and bank transfers, it can take up to 24 hours (or 72 hours if you top up over the weekend).
You can top up your RightPay account with a debit or credit card or via bank transfer. You can also set up a standing order to ensure your balance is topped up regularly.
No, but we will conduct an ID and Fraud verification check to help us decide whether we are able to offer you RightPay. This is a 'soft' search and will not affect your credit score rating in any way.
If you've been turned down for fuel cards in the past because of your credit history, then RightPay could be the ideal alternative.
