WashCard Added on Meters

Jordan Fletcher
Jordan Fletcher
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WashCard Payment Systems to Become ‘Standard Equipment” for D&S Self-Serve Meters

WashCard Systems was acquired by D&S Car Wash Supply in early April 2024, benefiting customers of both companies. In the first major move of this acquisition, WashCard Systems announced that D&S has made the decision to offer WashCard All-Access Payment Systems as “standard equipment” on select D&S self service wash systems moving forward.

Along the same lines, customers receiving the All-Access Payment System can also use the customizable UWashApp, also developed by WashCard. This will allow carwash operators utilizing select D&S systems to increase loyalty with their customers while also improving sales and customer service in a way they’ve never had access to before, stated the press release.

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