How to Use One-Click Refueling at Gas Stations?
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Download the "Easy Joy Refueling" app from the app store and authorize the software to access location information. Complete the registration and certification by filling in your vehicle information, and follow the prompts to complete vehicle authentication. If you have a physical fuel card, you can authenticate and bind it, and refueling points will automatically accumulate under the fuel card holder's name. After completing the authentication, when you need to refuel at a gas station, click "One-Click Refueling," and a map will guide you to the nearest gas station, or you can choose to switch to another station. In the menu, you can select the type of fuel and the number of liters to refuel. A gas station attendant will come to confirm the refueling, and you can make an online payment upon completion.
I've tried the one-click refueling before and found it super simple and fast, perfect for frequent drivers like me. Basically, you need to have an app like Alipay or WeChat, register and link your bank card on it. When you arrive at the gas station, drive into the lane marked for one-click refueling, open the app to scan the QR code on the fuel gun, enter the amount of fuel or money you want to add, and once the payment is successful, the fueling starts. After it's done, the app will notify you. The whole process skips the queue, saving at least 5-10 minutes, especially during peak traffic or rush hours—it's an absolute lifesaver for commuting in big cities. I always feel super relaxed using this feature because you don’t have to get out of the car and run to the cashier, and it’s secure since the app automatically confirms if the payment went through. I recommend new users try it too, starting with small amounts to get familiar, and you can even earn points for discounts. In short, it turns the traditional hassle of refueling into something efficient, all thanks to the convenience of mobile payments. Just remember to keep the app updated to the latest version to avoid unexpected interruptions.
