Tellus Power, Nayax Launch Integrated EV Charging Platform

Tellus Power and Nayax Unveil Integrated EV Charging and Payments Platform Amid Rising Demand 

NEW YORK, United States — June 24, 2026 — Tellus Power Global Ltd. and payments processor Nayax Ltd. announced an integrated charging and payments platform for electric vehicles, a partnership aimed at simplifying deployment for charging operators as public infrastructure expands across the United States. The collaboration underscores how EV charging stations are emerging as a significant source of payments volume within the broader Electric Vehicle Charging Market. 

Main Development 

Under the agreement announced late Tuesday, California-based Tellus Power will supply its AC Level 2 charger together with Nayax's payments services in a single integrated system designed to accelerate deployment and meet rising charging demand. 

The move represents the latest step by Israel-based Nayax to expand its position in the EV charging market, where the company derives approximately 40% of its revenue from the United States. 

According to data cited in the announcement, the number of public charging stations in the United States stands at 82,000, featuring more than 250,000 charging ports, up about 15% from a year earlier. 

Key Highlights: 

• Tellus Power and Nayax launched an integrated EV charging and payments platform combining energy technology with payments processing. 

• The integration centers on Tellus Power's AC Level 2 charger paired with Nayax's payments services in a single deployment system. 

• U.S. public charging now totals 82,000 stations and more than 250,000 ports, a roughly 15% year-over-year increase. 

• The deal follows recent Nayax moves, including a March agreement to process payments at E-Plug stations and the December acquisition of Lynkwell for $25.9 million. 

Analyst Insight: 

NMSC analysts note that the global Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure market was valued at USD 25.37 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 227.24 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 36.9% from 2024 to 2030. Analysts at Next Move Strategy Consulting observe that integrated payments and charging solutions address operator demand for simplified, rapid deployment, a factor likely to support sustained infrastructure expansion.

Industry Outlook: 

As public charging networks scale and operators prioritize seamless transaction systems, partnerships that combine energy hardware with embedded payments are positioned to play an increasing role in commercial deployment. The trajectory of the market will continue to depend on charging demand, network reliability, and supportive policy frameworks. 

Source: Digital Transactions 

Prepared By: Sanyukta Deb

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