“Can a corporate fuel-card issuer become the digital payment rail for every dollar spent moving a truck in Latin America — fuel, tolls, maintenance, freight, and financing?”
Ticket Log is the fleet-and-mobility arm of Edenred Brasil (subsidiary of French Edenred), historically a fuel-card issuer for corporate fleets in Brazil. Over the last few years the group has consolidated all of its Brazilian mobility products (Ticket Log fuel cards, Repom freight payments, Taggy toll tags, Edenred Pay, Punto acquiring for gas stations) under a unified Edenred Mobilidade portal. The 2024 closing of the Repom/Pagbem combination signalled a move from being a card issuer to being a full end-to-end digital payments infrastructure for Brazilian road freight — spanning fuel, tolls, maintenance, freight settlement and receivables financing (Antecipa) for gas station partners.
Ticket Log discloses Repom Instituição de Pagamento HUSA S.A. (in-house) as its banking provider, according to the Embedded Finance Index 2026.
Ticket Log does not disclose a bank charter of its own; its banking services are provided through Repom Instituição de Pagamento HUSA S.A. (in-house).
Ticket Log processes payments through Punto (self-operated, Edenred group acquirer for gas stations) and Edenred Pay (self-operated).
Ticket Log's cards are issued through Repom Instituição de Pagamento HUSA S.A. (in-house).
Ticket Log's lending and capital products are provided by Antecipa by Edenred Ticket Log (in-house receivables financing).
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 4 layers in Ticket Log's stack: Payments / PSP (Punto (self-operated, Edenred group acquirer for gas stations) and Edenred Pay (self-operated)); Banking / BaaS (Repom Instituição de Pagamento HUSA S.A. (in-house)); Card issuing (Repom Instituição de Pagamento HUSA S.A. (in-house)); Lending (Antecipa by Edenred Ticket Log (in-house receivables financing)).
Ticket Log is founded in 2016 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil (operations in Campo Bom, RS).
Ticket Log's acquisitions include Pagbem (2024).
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