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TotalEnergies launches digital payments at 130 Tanzanian stations

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TotalEnergies Marketing Tanzania is launching a digital payment system that can be used at its 130 service stations across the country to pay for fuel, gas and automotive services. Customers will be able to track transactions through the TotalEnergies Mobility app, a system described as useful for visitors expected during AFCON, according to the company’s legal and relations director, Getrude Mpangile.

TotalEnergies Marketing Tanzania has launched a digital payment card system available at its 130 service stations in Tanzania, HabariLeo reports. Customers can use it to pay for fuel, gas, oil changes and car washes. The TotalEnergies Mobility app also lets users track transactions and spending in real time, said Getrude Mpangile, the company’s legal and relations director.

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