Rally vs MultiTankcard
Modern fleet payments
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MultiTankcard
Lease-first mobility pass

The Direct MultiTankcard Alternative.

MultiTankcard is the mobility pass most Dutch lease drivers know: fuelling, charging, parking, and car washes on one invoice, distributed mainly through lease companies. Rally is the alternative for fleets that buy direct: no lease-company middle layer, pump-price billing, real-time per-driver controls, and one Visa-backed card for fuel, EV charging, and broader fleet spend.

Direct, no lease layer99% station acceptance18h/month saved on admin

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Head-to-Head

How Rally compares to MultiTankcard, feature by feature.

Distribution model, pricing, network, controls, and admin - see exactly where Rally and MultiTankcard differ.

MultiTankcard has processed Dutch mobility payments for over 30 years and serves more than 500,000 active passes, largely issued through the big lease companies. That model works well when the lease company manages your cars. But fleets that own or manage vehicles directly - and finance teams that want control over conditions, data, and spend rules - end up managing a pass they did not choose, on terms set upstream. Rally is the direct alternative: your contract, your controls, your data.

July 5, 2026
MultiTankcard

Pump price billing

Invoice equals receipt. One published per-driver fee, contracted directly with you.

Lease-mediated conditions

Pass pricing and conditions typically flow through the lease company or employer arrangement; direct SMB offers run via sister brand MoveMove at EUR 7.50 per month.

Any station via Visa

Near-universal acceptance across Europe on one card and one price mechanism.

NL-first partner network

Strong Dutch coverage for fuelling, charging, parking, and washing; European fuelling runs over the DKV partner network with its own conditions.

Real-time, per-driver rules

Set limits per card, driver, or vehicle. Instant alerts and immediate card blocking.

Invoice-led oversight

Transactions consolidate onto one monthly overview per driver; fleet managers review spend after the fact rather than steering it in real time.

Automated capture and matching

Receipts are captured fast, matched automatically, and exported in a VAT-ready format.

One consolidated invoice

All mobility transactions are authorized, processed, and invoiced centrally - convenient, but reporting depth depends on the lease arrangement.

No lock-in, transparent pricing

Direct contract, published pricing, and no conditions negotiated by a third party.

Terms set upstream

When the pass comes via a lease company, fees, services, and data access reflect that agreement rather than your fleet's needs.

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Less spent on fuel

Pump-price billing plus the freedom to use the cheapest station. Fleets switching from network fuel cards typically cut fuel costs by 5-10% (Rally customer data).

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Of admin eliminated monthly

Receipt capture, instant matching, and export-ready data replace repetitive month-end work.

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Station acceptance

Fuel stations, EV chargers, tolls, and parking anywhere Visa is accepted - in the Netherlands and across Europe on the same card.

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Feature Comparison

The full Rally vs MultiTankcard comparison.

Every dimension that matters to fleet teams - from the contract model to controls and admin.

Feature
Contract modelWho you deal withRallyDirect contract with your fleet, regardless of lease constructionMultiTankcardPrimarily distributed via lease companies and employers; direct SMB route runs through sister brand MoveMove
Station acceptanceWhere drivers can fuel upRallyAny Visa-accepting station in Europe, including unmanned discount stationsMultiTankcardAround 4,200 Dutch fuel locations plus charging, parking, and washing partners; Europe via the DKV network
Pricing modelHow fuel costs appear on invoicesRallyPump price - invoice equals receiptMultiTankcardPump price in the Netherlands; DKV conditions apply to international transactions
Real-time controlsLive spend managementRallyPer-driver and per-vehicle rules, instant alerts, immediate card blockingMultiTankcardPIN-protected passes with consolidated monthly reporting
EV chargingRally ChargeElectric fleet supportRallyRally Charge covers 20+ countries on the same card with unified reportingMultiTankcardCharging widely supported in the Netherlands and Europe via the MTC platform and app
Parking and servicesBeyond fuel and chargingRallyParking, tolls, car washes, and other vehicle spend anywhere Visa is acceptedMultiTankcardParking, washing, and vehicle fluids via the MTC app and partner network
Data ownershipWho sees and owns the spend dataRallyYour fleet's data in your dashboard, exportable in real timeMultiTankcardReporting flows through the lease or employer arrangement that issued the pass
Receipt managementHow receipts are captured and processedRallyCaptured quickly, auto-matched, and VAT-readyMultiTankcardConsolidated invoice replaces receipts; per-transaction context depends on the portal setup
Fleet fitWho the product is built forRallyFleets of 10 to 500+ vehicles that manage their own cards and rulesMultiTankcardLease drivers and employers whose lease company bundles MTC
Accounting integrationsRally AccountingERP and accounting system connectionsRally30+ integrations including Exact, Moneybird, Xero, and DATEVMultiTankcardConsolidated invoicing with portal exports

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Why Rally

Built for fleets that want to deal direct.

MultiTankcard is excellent plumbing for lease companies. Rally is a platform for the fleet itself.

Your contract, your conditions

No lease-company middle layer deciding which services, fees, and data you get. Rally contracts directly with your fleet.

Universal network acceptance

Visa-powered acceptance covers every Dutch station and all of Europe - one card, one price mechanism, no DKV handoff abroad.

Instant control and visibility

Set rules per card, driver, or vehicle. See transactions as they happen and intervene before spend turns into loss.

Built-in fraud prevention

Real-time alerts, location-aware checks, and instant card blocking catch misuse before it lands on the monthly overview.

Zero-admin fuel management

Receipts are captured automatically and matched to transactions, with VAT-ready exports to Exact, Moneybird, and 30+ other systems.

Future-proof fleet payments

Fuel, EV charging, tolls, parking, and broader fleet spend in one system that moves with you - even if your lease setup changes.

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Why Fleets Switch

Five reasons fleets are moving from MultiTankcard to Rally.

What changes when a fleet takes its fuel and mobility payments into its own hands.

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The fleet took back control

A direct contract replaces conditions negotiated by the lease company - the fleet decides limits, services, and data access.

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Finance sees spend in real time

Instant alerts and live dashboards replace waiting for the consolidated monthly overview.

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One card replaced the pass stack

Fuel, EV charging, parking, tolls, and other fleet spend on one Visa-backed card with one reporting flow.

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Finance got hours back each month

Receipt capture, instant matching, and export-ready data reduce repetitive reconciliation work.

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International billing became predictable

Pump-price billing in every country replaces DKV network conditions on cross-border transactions.

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Honest Assessment

Which is right for your fleet?

MultiTankcard is the better fit if you...

  • Lease your vehicles and your lease company bundles MTC at good terms
  • Want your lease company to own the mobility admin end to end
  • Mainly need consumer-style convenience for individual lease drivers

Rally is the better fit if you...

  • Own or manage your fleet directly and want a direct contract
  • Need real-time controls at the card, driver, and vehicle level
  • Want pump-price billing at home and abroad on one price mechanism
  • Need automated, VAT-ready admin that connects to Exact or Moneybird
  • Manage 10 to 500+ vehicles without a procurement department

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FAQ

Common questions about switching from MultiTankcard

Common questions about switching from MultiTankcard

MultiTankcard (MTC) is a Dutch mobility payment platform with more than 500,000 active passes covering fuelling, charging, parking, and car washes. Most passes are issued through lease companies and employers rather than directly. Businesses that want to buy directly are typically routed to sister brand MoveMove at EUR 7.50 per pass per month. Rally contracts directly with fleets of any setup.
Not usually in its classic form - MTC's core distribution runs through lease companies and employers. Multi Tank Card B.V. serves self-employed drivers and SMBs through MoveMove instead. If you manage vehicles directly and want fleet-grade controls, Rally is designed exactly for that gap.
Yes. Most fleets pilot Rally with a small group first. If your MTC passes come through a lease contract, they can keep running during the pilot - teams compare real-world spend and admin side by side before deciding.
Yes. MTC covers around 4,200 Dutch fuel locations plus charging and parking partners. Rally works anywhere Visa is accepted - effectively every Dutch station including unmanned discount stations, plus all of Europe on the same card.
Yes. Rally is a Visa-backed payment card, so parking, car washes, tolls, and other vehicle expenses are supported wherever Visa is accepted, in the same reporting flow as fuel and EV charging.
Both platforms support charging broadly in the Netherlands and Europe. The difference is the model: Rally Charge runs on the same card and dashboard as fuel with real-time per-driver controls, while MTC charging reporting flows through the pass arrangement your lease company or employer set up.
No. Rally is flexible: teams can start small, validate the results, and expand - with a direct contract that is not tied to a lease agreement.
MTC consolidates all mobility transactions on one overview, with depth depending on the issuing arrangement. Rally provides real-time transaction data with driver and vehicle context, instant alerts, and accounting-ready exports to Exact, Moneybird, and 30+ other systems - owned by your fleet, not the intermediary.