The dynamic
QR code
changes every 60 seconds and links to a URL for ad-hoc payment via a payment provider.
The URL
contains unique, static components for charge point identification, a time stamp and a one-time password.
The one-time password
is generated during the scan, added to the URL and can only be verified by the payment provider.
Ad-hoc payment
via the dynamic QR code is therefore a secure and reliable payment method.
URL structure and QR code examples:
Legend:
- Landingpage
- Versioning (increase by one number when adapting the link structure)
- EVSE ID of the charging point
- ID type: 0 = EVSE ID; 6 = serial number + connector ID
- One-time token (TOTP)
Guide for operators:
To make it easier for charging infrastructure operators to integrate dynamic QR codes as an AFIR-compliant payment method, our experts have created a guide.
A comprehensive integration test can ensure reliable implementation. Our experts will be happy to assist you as an operator or backend provider with the implementation.