A new access channel
A potential additional digital connection between your network and EV drivers.
For charging networks & technology providers
Connect Your Charging Network to a Unified EV Charging Experience
EVMavrik is developing an interoperability layer designed to provide EV drivers with a consistent way to discover and access participating charging networks while allowing operators to retain control of their infrastructure, tariffs and operations.
Designed around operators
Why Explore a Partnership With EVMavrik?
API-led integration
Documented interfaces and compatible adapters, not assumptions about your systems.
Complement, not replace
Retain your chargers, management systems, tariffs and operational policies.
A structured path to pilot
Technical assessment, agreed scope and validation before any production rollout.
The partnership model
You keep control. We build a compatible connection.
EVMavrik aims to complement participating operators, not replace them.
- Retain your chargers, management systems and operational responsibility.
- Control your tariffs, charger availability and applicable access policies.
- Agree integration scope together, with compatible adapters for documented APIs or supported roaming protocols.
- Agree authorization, payment handling, reconciliation and support responsibilities before launch.
- Enable production access only after technical, commercial, security and operational approvals.
Technical scope
Define the interfaces. Agree the capabilities.
No automatic compatibility is promised. The supported operations depend on your APIs and agreed access.
Proposed integration capabilities
- 01Charger and location discovery
- 02Connector information and availability
- 03Tariff retrieval
- 04QR-based charger identification
- 05Driver authentication and authorization
- 06Remote start and stop, where supported
- 07Session status and monitoring
- 08Charging detail records (CDRs)
- 09Payment workflow coordination
- 10Session reconciliation
- 11Error handling and integration monitoring
From conversation to collaboration
An agreed path. At your network’s pace.
01
Understand the operator’s network, systems and objectives.
02
Review API documentation, authentication, operations and limitations.
03
Test against a partner-approved sandbox or isolated mock environment.
04
Agree a limited scope, operational responsibilities and success criteria.
05
Proceed only after security checks, approvals, commercial agreement and operational readiness.
Initial discussion
Both teams: agree the use case, participating systems and discussion owners. Deliverable: a documented discovery scope.
Timeline and integration scope depend on each partner. Production access is not currently offered.
A place for every integration partner
Connect the systems you already run.
Charger Manufacturers
Make your chargers easier to access and pay for.
- Explore compatible payment workflows
- Enable QR-based charging journeys
- Connect hardware to a broader payment ecosystem
- Expand future interoperability opportunities
- Preserve existing charger infrastructure
CPOs / Charging Networks
Keep running your network. Explore a compatible access layer.
- Potential payment workflow coordination
- QR-enabled charging journeys
- Charging-session integration
- Transaction visibility
- Potential cross-network interoperability
- A simpler intended access experience
CPMS / Software Providers
Connect your charging software to a wider ecosystem.
- API-based integration
- Charging-session connectivity
- Payment initiation
- QR / station identification
- Transaction and session status
- Future webhook and reconciliation capabilities
Fleets & Enterprises
Make charging easier to manage across your vehicles and locations.
- Potential coordinated payment workflows
- Charging transaction visibility
- Future centralized reporting, subject to implementation
- Enterprise charging workflows
- Future fleet-focused capabilities
Responsible interoperability
Trust is part of the integration.
Intended engineering and operating principles — not claims of certification or a completed production audit.
- Server-side partner secret management and least-privilege access
- Authentication and authorization for protected APIs
- HTTPS for production traffic and appropriate partner-data validation
- Data minimization; logging and monitoring where implemented
- Agreed operational responsibilities and approval before production
Payment services and compliance arrangements depend on the chosen provider and operating model. No payment-provider approval or security certification is claimed.
Partnership FAQ
Clarity before a pilot.
Does EVMavrik replace our CPMS?+
No. EVMavrik is designed as an integration/payment layer and is intended to work alongside existing charging software and infrastructure.
Do we need to replace our chargers?+
No. The objective is to integrate with participating existing infrastructure wherever technically feasible.
Does EVMavrik replace UPI?+
No. Payment services may use UPI or other supported providers depending on the operating model. No live payment integration or provider approval is claimed.
Is EVMavrik live across all charging networks?+
No. EVMavrik is currently being developed toward partner integrations. Network availability depends on participating partners and technical integrations.
Are the APIs live?+
The API examples are illustrative and not deployed production endpoints. Supported operations will be agreed following technical assessment and partner validation.
Can we run a pilot?+
Potential pilots can be explored with CPOs, CPMS providers, charger OEMs and fleets. The partnership form stores your enquiry and returns a reference; scope, responsibilities and approvals must be agreed first.
What does EVMavrik do?+
EVMavrik is developing unified access and interoperability between EV drivers and participating charging networks. The website demonstrates the intended experience using sample data.
Will I still need an operator app?+
That depends on the participating operator’s integration and access rules. EVMavrik aims to reduce switching, but cannot promise to eliminate every operator app or account.
How does QR identification work?+
A supported identifier maps to a charger and operator. The web demo resolves only its own generated QR identifiers and sample charger IDs; it cannot resolve arbitrary real chargers.
How is charging authorized?+
The operator determines authentication, access policies and supported actions. Demo authorization is local and can simulate acceptance or failure; it never authorizes a real charger.
How are tariffs and payments handled?+
Real tariffs come from participating operators. Payment coordination requires a provider and an agreed operating model. Demo prices, costs and receipts are illustrative, not financial transactions.
What is OCPI?+
OCPI supports roaming and interoperability exchanges between participating parties, subject to supported versions, modules and agreement.
What is OCPP?+
OCPP commonly connects charging stations to their charging-management systems. It does not automatically grant EVMavrik access to an operator’s chargers.
Can I charge a real EV here today?+
No. Discovery, authorization, sessions, payments and API examples on this website are simulated. Approved operator integrations and production permissions are still required.
How do I request API access or a technical meeting?+
Use Partner With Us and select API discussion, technical meeting or documentation exchange as your requested next step. No production API credentials are currently issued by this website.
What information is stored?+
Only the business details and consent you submit in a partnership enquiry are stored with a reference and timestamp. Demo charging does not collect payment or driver credentials. Legal policies remain drafts pending review.
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