Tango Brook Technologies has launched the Tango Fuel Card, a digital fuel management system designed to provide individuals and corporate customers with greater transparency, control, and rewards in managing fuel expenditure.
The Tango Fuel Card offers access to physical payment cards accepted at fuel stations nationwide, as well as tools, detailed reports, analytics, and devices that help households and organizations track and optimize fuel use while curbing fraud.
According to the company, the system can reduce fuel theft by up to 95 per cent, prevent leaks before they occur, set usage limits, and prevent unauthorized spending. Customers can also access real-time transaction details, including exact volumes purchased per transaction, to enhance financial management.
Managing Director of Tango Brook Technologies, Obi Wemambu, said, “The Tango Fuel Card transforms fuel management by giving businesses and individuals real-time visibility into consumption, mileage, and spending at both vehicle and driver levels. With PIN protection, customizable limits, and nationwide acceptance, it offers unmatched flexibility, security, and convenience.”
The card is also designed to provide rewards and savings to customers, with users able to save up to 15% on fuel costs while benefiting from loyalty schemes that provide up to an 8% bonus on fuel budgets.
Chief Operating Officer of the company, Dubem Okafor, added, “With the launch of the Tango Fuel Card, we’re introducing a smarter, more secure, and rewarding way for people and businesses to manage their fuelling needs. This isn’t just about payments; it’s about giving customers transparency, convenience, and value every time they power their journeys.”
The Tango Fuel Card is positioned as a data-driven decision-making tool for businesses, offering corporate spending controls that allow employers to set budgets for drivers and ensure accountability.
To access the service, customers are required to create an account, obtain an instant wallet, and request and activate their fuel card, after which they can fuel, track, and save.
