Toast adds fuel payments
Toast expands into the fuel industry, allowing convenience store operators to manage pump payments and food service on a single platform.
Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by Payments Dive. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed — see our editorial standards.
Toast is expanding its reach into the convenience store and gas station market with a new 'Toast Fuel' feature. This update allows retailers to handle fuel payments at the pump and inside the store through the same system used for food service and retail. For operators running mixed-use businesses—like a gas station with a high-end cafe or a convenience store with a deli—this means you no longer need to jump between different software platforms to manage a single customer's visit. From a financing and payments perspective, this move simplifies the transaction flow. It integrates specialized fuel payment processing with standard retail point-of-sale features. The goal is to reduce technical friction for businesses that operate in multiple categories simultaneously. If you currently use Toast for your restaurant but a different legacy system for your fuel pumps, this update offers a path toward a single, unified view of your revenue and customer data. It reflects a larger industry trend of 'all-in-one' platforms trying to capture every dollar spent at a merchant location, regardless of whether that spend is for a tank of gas or a sandwich.
Source: Payments Dive
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