Revolutionize your EV charging experience with TROPTIONS PAY, the cutting-edge digital currency taking the world by storm. Black Stone Management and Consulting proudly announces a groundbreaking partnership with one of America's leading solar companies to accept TROPTIONS PAY on over 25,000 EV charging stations starting this summer. This unprecedented collaboration marks a significant milestone for both the solar industry and the burgeoning realm of digital currencies.
Imagine the convenience of topping up your electric vehicle's battery while seamlessly transacting with TROPTIONS PAY, all at the touch of a button on the Givbux Super App. Developed to cater to the modern consumer's needs, the Givbux Super App empowers users to pay for their charging sessions effortlessly, enhancing their journey towards a greener, more sustainable future.
But that's not all—these state-of-the-art charging stations aren't just about power; they're about entertainment too. Equipped with cutting-edge TV screens, drivers can enjoy a mix of engaging advertisements and captivating programming while their vehicles receive a supercharge. It's a seamless blend of utility and entertainment, making the charging experience efficient and enjoyable.
TROPTIONS PAY on the Givbux Super App is already making waves, accepted at over 430,000 merchant locations, and expanding daily. And with the app's exclusive invitation-only access, users unlock additional perks and discounts when shopping at participating merchants. Best of all, downloading the Givbux Super App is free, and available on both the App Store and Play Store. Use the invitation code "troptionspay" to join the digital revolution today.
Join us as we pave the way towards a brighter, more sustainable future, one charge at a time. With TROPTIONS PAY and the Givbux Super App, the power is in your hands—literally. Charge up, tune in, and embrace the future of EV charging
Alternative Fuels Data Center: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (energy.gov)
Alternative Fuels Data Center: All-Electric Vehicles (energy.gov)