This archive records a branded PVC EV charging card previously produced for EEZY Charge. It is limited to the physical card, visible artwork and production approach shown.
The physical credential
The visible record is limited to a branded PVC EV charging card. Material, print or engraving, finish and the approved sample formed the production reference; confidential identifiers, quantities and commercial terms are not published.
Compatibility is specified separately
A physical card does not itself determine charging coverage or communicate through OCPP. Acceptance depends on reader support, identifier format, backend provisioning, active operator or roaming arrangements and testing of the finished sample.
Archive scope
Names and marks remain the property of their respective owners. This historical reference does not imply a current contract, endorsement, certification or approval of a new specification.
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