A Monta charge key is a convenient way to initiate a charge by sending a signal to the Monta system. It acts as an extension of your Monta Wallet and other payment methods. This guide will walk you through the process of using a Monta charge key.
For troubleshooting advice on charge keys, please read here.
To add and pair a Charge key (RFID), you can use NFC (Near Field Communication) technology.
You can also pair a charge key, using your personal charge point. Ensure that your charge point is already connected to Monta and is available for use.
You can also manually input the charge key number, if your charge key has 8, 14, 16 or 20 characters.
You can order a Monta charge key directly from Monta Charge!
If you have lost and a charge key and you want to prevent others from using it you have the option to block it from Monta Charge.
There are different methods to add a charge key to your Monta Wallet. Here are troubleshooting tips based on the method you are using: Read NFC Key: Pair through Charge Point: Enter Key Manually: For more troubleshooting tips, please see this guide here.
Verify that you are the owner or admin of the charge point, as the charge key will be registered in the same team/Wallet as the charge point.
A passcode is a 4-digit code that you need to use every time you use your Monta Wallet. This is a measure to secure your Wallet payments in Monta. You can learn how to set it up here. A passcode is used every time you: