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TotalEnergies launches TEMC+ for smarter, secure mobility payments

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TotalEnergies launches TEMC+, a technology-driven mobility card offering secure payments, real-time account control, and enhanced convenience for users and businesses

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TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc has unveiled the TotalEnergies Mobility Card Plus (TEMC+), a technology-driven upgrade designed to provide stronger security, real-time control, and greater convenience for individual and business users nationwide.

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The card was launched on Tuesday in Lagos, marking the start of a nationwide migration from existing Total Cards to TEMC+, scheduled for completion by 31 December 2025.

Dr Samba Seye, Managing Director of TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria, said TEMC+ reflects the company’s focus on innovation and customer satisfaction.

Represented by General Manager, Retail and Cards, Abdullahi Umar, Seye highlighted that TEMC+ meets the demands of the digital era and evolving customer needs.

“At TotalEnergies, our vision has always been to make mobility smarter, safer and more convenient for everyone. Today, with TEMC+, we are taking a bold step forward in delivering greater convenience, control and security for both individual customers and businesses of all sizes,” he said.

The platform combines enhanced digital features with tools that allow users—particularly fleet operators—to manage transactions and accounts directly and instantly.

TEMC+ supports online secure transactions, mobile app integration for real-time account visibility, pre-authorisation for accurate fuel dispensing, instant SMS alerts, virtual card capabilities, and on-the-spot fund reallocation.

Osarobo Aigbogun, Project Manager for TEMC+, said the upgrade was developed based on customer feedback and represents growth rather than replacement of existing cards.

“We listened to you and went back to the drawing board. Today, we are proud to introduce TEMC+, the next evolution of Total Cards. This represents growth, not replacement. We are improving what we had before,” Aigbogun said.

TEMC+ introduces three payment options: card payment, mobile app payment, and one-time password payment, enabling transactions even without internet access.

Fleet managers can now access a real-time extranet to blacklist or whitelist cards, manage limits, transfer funds, fund wallets instantly, generate PINs, and unblock cards without contacting TotalEnergies.

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“Now, when you credit your funds, you get them immediately, and you can use them straight away,” Aigbogun added, emphasising that the platform improves agility and simplifies reconciliation for businesses.

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