DCI Pump Saver fuel card

Once we receive your enquiry or application, we will pass this information on to our local fuel card providers who will contact you by telephone or by e-mail. An experienced consultant will check the details provided and any other factors relating to your business and vehicle management needs.

Our fuel card-provider partners will check the details you have given and confirm information such as your vehicle types, number of vehicles, driving routes and brand preference if any.

Once your requirements have been verified and the correct card or card combination offered and accepted, then an application can be completed over the telephone, or if you prefer e-mailed to you and filled in at your leisure.

Certain financial information will be required at this stage, which goes to an In-House credit department for vetting. This process is facilitated as quickly as possible – usually within 48 hours, sometimes sooner depending on the information at hand.

You will be informed as soon as your application is approved and your printed cards are usually with you between 10 and 14 working days.

At this stage you can expect a welcome call from a local provider onboarding customer services department to run through the finer details of using your new card and how to set up online mobile and desktop software should you choose to do so.

DCI Pump Saver gives you the most competitive diesel and unleaded petrol prices in Ireland, with a weekly fixed discount off the pump price. You can opt for in-app or email notifications, so you always know the price of your fuel in advance. DCI Pump Saver is accepted at more stations than any other fuel card in Ireland, and at a partner network in mainland Britain.

DCI Pump Saver is the perfect all-rounder for fleets of any size and vehicle type.
It is great for fleets that work locally and want to refuel as they work around town, being accepted at 80 percent of the fuel stations in Ireland.
It is also a good choice for international haulage fleets, with a partner network of 3,000 fuel stations in mainland Britain as well.