• New card locking tool helps prevent fuel fraud

    Comdata’s OneClick can help fleets reduce their fraud vulnerabilities by locking cards until needed.
    May 29, 2024
    3 min read
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    Fleets are always facing financial threats by bad actors. With the rise of cashless transactions, fuel card fraud is more likely than ever.

    To better protect against fraud, Comdata released a new card-locking solution: OneClick. When using this tool, fleets’ cards are usable only for a few minutes after a driver touches the unlock button.

    “OneClick serves as an added layer of protection in our suite of fraud protection solutions enabling fleets to fight the unfortunate trend of fuel fraud,” Randy Morgan, Comdata president, said. “Fleets of any sizes and types can have an additional safeguard against fuel theft at the click of a button.”

    See also: Clark: Is your fleet vulnerable to fraud?

    About the Author

    Jeremy Wolfe

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    Editor Jeremy Wolfe joined the FleetOwner team in February 2024. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with majors in English and Philosophy. He previously served as Editor for Endeavor Business Media's Water Group publications.

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