Terminology

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

Information

Definition

Radio Frequency Identification is a contactless identification method commonly used with RFID cards, fobs or tags to authorise charging. It is normally assessed alongside authorisation method, user experience, accessibility, payment flow and support requirements.

Why it matters

RFID is widely used for workplace, fleet and public charging access control where user permissions need to be managed. For UK users, it affects how easily drivers can start a session, pay, authenticate, understand charger status and get support.

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