Corporate Cashless Fuel Payment Platform
Major national oil company
- Period
- January 2012 — July 2015
- Role
- Project Manager, Business Analyst, Enterprise Architect
Context
Cashless fuel payments for 70,000+ legal entities ran on paper coupons and manual reconciliation — operational drag, slow settlement, and a fraud surface that produced direct losses and would not scale with the customer base.
Approach
Framed the work as a control-system redesign, not a medium swap: built traceability and enforceable rules into the payment lifecycle itself, so reconciliation became a repeatable process rather than an investigation — accepting more upfront architecture for a fraud-resistant, scalable model.
Outcome
Replaced a major national oil company’s paper fuel-voucher system with a cashless corporate card platform for 70,000+ corporate clients, cutting settlement reconciliation 6× and fraud-related losses 10×.
- Reconciliation: 4–6 weeks manual → 3–4 days automated (6× faster).
- Fraud-related losses reduced ~10× (built-in, point-of-authorization controls).
- Platform scaled to 70,000+ active corporate clients; client formally recognised the business impact.
Key result
Replaced paper fuel vouchers with a cashless corporate card platform for 70,000+ clients, cutting reconciliation 6× and fraud losses 10× by building control and traceability into the payment lifecycle.