Apply for the Voyager Fuel Card and choose from 97% of gas stations and truck stops nationwide. Plus, earn rebates up to 8¢ per gallon at select brands.
No transaction fees, card fees, or late payment fees
Spending controls that can be adjusted by driver or vehicle
Not exactly. Credit cards allow any type of purchase. While convenient, this introduces risk. Voyager gas cards are restricted to gas stations, truck stops and maintenance locations, which are what most drivers need. You can choose fuel only or fuel and maintenance purchases for full control over how cards get used.
We set up accounts for businesses that use at least $1,000 per month. We understand your usage may vary from month to month, but as long as you use that amount on average for the year, you qualify.
We don't require long-term contracts. You'll need to submit a credit application to set up an account. If you decide our service isn't right for you, you can close your account at any time.
We don't add a fee when payments are submitted late. However, to avoid any service disruptions, we suggest payments are made on time. If an account is closed with an unpaid balance, we may elect to charge 1.5% per month until the balance is resolved.
If you own a business or operate as a sole proprietor, owner-operator or independent contractor, you are welcome to apply for an account. Accounts are only set up for commercial use, not for consumer use.
When you sign up, our goal is to provide excellent customer service and work with you to meet your individual needs. Don't just take our word for it. Check out our reviews page to hear what customers are really saying.
Customer support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to help drivers resolve most problems at the pump. If you have account questions or need assistance, our customer service team is a phone call away.
When transactions occur at Voyager gas stations and truck stops with our card, we earn a small percentage that allows us to be profitable without charging unnecessary fees to our customers.
