BLINK CHARGING: BLINK GOV
What its stage means
An agency or the FedRAMP program authorized it. Agencies can reuse that authorization.
The provider's description
Blink Network provides a comprehensive solution for electric vehicle (EV) charging, employing a container-based, microservices architecture to allow for the management of charging stations, as well as a wide array of host and driver services. Charger Services The core of the Blink Network revolves around its charger services, which include: Access Control and Billing: Users are authenticated and billed based on their usage. The system supports detailed billing that can differentiate between driver pricing and other billing factors. Charging Session History: Each charging session is logged, capturing details such as duration, energy consumed, and cost, enabling precise tracking and management. Charging Station Configuration: Administrators can configure charging stations remotely, setting parameters such as maximum output and scheduling. Customer Services To enhance the EV driver experience, Blink Network offers several customer-oriented services: Station Locator: Drivers can find available public charging stations via the network, ensuring they can charge their vehicles conveniently. Session Management: Drivers can start and pay for charging sessions directly through the platform, supported by a seamless payment gateway. Notification Alerts: Users receive notifications about their charging status and other relevant alerts, enhancing communication and user engagement. Station Management Station management is critical for operational efficiency and includes: Pricing Policy Management: Administrators can set and adjust pricing based on duration or kWh used, allowing for flexible and dynamic pricing strategies. Access Policy Settings: Stations can be configured for public, private, or mixed use. Public stations can be integrated with popular mapping services like Google and Apple Maps for easy accessibility. Reporting: Comprehensive reports are available, detailing transactions, energy usage, revenue, station utilization, and environmental impact metrics. Real-time Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of station status with alerts ensures high uptime and prompt response to issues. Driver Mobile App The driver-facing component of the Blink Network includes: Account Management: Drivers can manage their profiles, set notification preferences, and enter payment information for automated billing. Charging Management: The app provides functionalities to find stations, check availability, initiate, and pay for charging sessions, all in real-time. API Integration API capabilities are central to the system, facilitating: Charging Operations (OCPI): Supports authentication and control of charging sessions. Charger Information (OCPI): Delivers real-time data on charger status, tariffs, and locations. CDR and Reports (OCPI): Provides detailed reports on energy consumption, parking duration, and costs for effective management. Data Security Data integrity and security are prioritized with stringent measures for data at rest and in transit, including: Host Information: Only essential details are stored, ensuring privacy and compliance. Driver Information: Sensitive information such as credit card details are tokenized; actual card numbers are never stored. Charging Station and Session Details: Comprehensive logging includes all transactional data without compromising user privacy.
What FedXchange has recorded
No change since FedXchange began following it on April 14, 2026. Each change of stage, impact level, or number of authorizations appears here.