You’ll be able to insert your card at the pump or most stations and automatically save a minimum of 2¢ per gallon. Once your card is activated, you’re ready to go. Before using your new card, you’ll also be asked to create a Driver ID number, which will essentially function as a PIN. To the untrained eye, these look like any regular credit or debit card except that it lacks an EMV chip or Visa/Mastercard/etc. To verify this bank account, you can either select the Instant option via Plaid (where you’ll log into your account to securely link it) or you can opt to have micro deposits made to your account - which will take between one and six business days.Īfter you sign-up, a Pay with GasBuddy card will be shipped to you (again - this is all free). Keep in mind that the account you select will be the one that’s charged whenever you use the service. On top of basic information like your name, address, and phone number, as well as less-common info such as your driver’s license number, you’ll also be asked to link a banking account. All you’ll need to do is either select the Pay with GasBuddy option in the app or go to their website to begin the process. The first thing you should know about Pay with GasBuddy is that it is completely free to sign-up and start using the service. Signing Up for Pay with GasBuddy and How it Works With that background, let’s take a closer look at what Pay with GasBuddy is and how it could save you money on the road.
However, after getting a chance to test the service out, I can report that Pay with GasBuddy really does work (for the most part) and could be a great feature for some drivers. Plus, the offering has changed a bit since I first signed up. That sounds good - almost too good, if you think like me. Put simply, the value proposition of Pay with GasBuddy is that you can use a special card that’s accepted at most gas stations in order to save a few cents off of every gallon of gas you buy. Alas, it wasn’t that long ago that it was brought to my attention.
Given this reliance, you’d think I would have learned about their Pay with GasBuddy feature sooner. I don’t remember what it was like to drive to new places before I had GPS on my phone - how did I get anywhere? Similarly, I don’t know how I survived road trips before I had GasBuddy to lead me to the best gas stations along the way.
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