Pay for EVgo Charging with Crypto

EVgo's paid plans bill monthly at $6.99 for EVgo Plus and $12.99 for EVgo PlusMax, and EVgo says those subscription fees are charged on your anniversary day rather than applied as charging credit. SolCard lets you route those recurring plan costs through crypto instead of a bank card.

EVgo says receipts and transaction history are available for sessions tied to your EVgo account. Guest payments made directly at a station are processed separately and are not linked to the account, so storing SolCard in EVgo is the cleaner option if you want a usable billing record.

EVgo's pricing page says credit-card sessions started at the station carry a $2.99 transaction fee. Its account plans bill differently: Pay As You Go has a $0.99 session fee, while EVgo Plus and PlusMax remove session fees in exchange for monthly subscription charges.

Autocharge+ lets eligible vehicles start charging by simply plugging in, but enrollment happens in the EVgo app and the session still bills through your EVgo account. If your car qualifies, SolCard can sit behind that flow without changing how Autocharge+ works at the charger.

EVgo pricing varies by state or region, by station, and in some locations by time of use. Reservations also depend on plan: EVgo Plus and PlusMax include free reservations, while Pay As You Go lists a $3 reservation fee, so the amount billed can change from stop to stop.

EVgo notes that some stations do not accept payment outside the EVgo app or RFID card, and support for Apple Pay or Google Pay can vary by station. Keeping SolCard on file in your EVgo account is a better fit for repeat charging than depending on one-off guest payment hardware.