About ChargeHub
Powering the Next Era of EV Charging
Driving innovation and seamless connections across North America.
About ChargeHub
Powering the Next Era of EV Charging
Driving innovation and seamless connections across North America.
Using an EV roaming hub like Passport Hub streamlines connections between eMobility Service Providers (eMSPs) and Charge Point Operators (CPOs). This strategy enables a scalable ecosystem for all stakeholders in the industry without adding complexity: only one integration is needed to connect with all participating players.
Passport Hub provides the structure that keeps roaming predictable and scalable. It translates protocols in real time, synchronizes session data, and manages commercial and financial flows so every transaction works across diverse systems.
A single baseline agreement streamlines the legal and administrative side, replacing multiple contracts with one clear framework. You stay in control by choosing new connections and keeping your existing partnerships.
This blend of technical reliability, simplified governance, and partner flexibility is what makes Passport Hub the true backbone of seamless EV roaming.
Flexible and convenient access through eMSP applications.
Automatic authentication and payment defined by ISO 15118.
A familiar and widely adopted method for quick activations.
EV roaming connects eMSPs and CPOs so drivers can find, activate, and pay for charging with their preferred method. To function seamlessly, roaming requires alignment across four distinct pillars: technical, commercial, legal, and financial.
Roaming enables an eMSP to receive charge point details and send session commands to a CPO's backend through APIs, most often using the OCPI protocol.
Commercial agreements define terms such as pricing, commissions, revenue sharing, invoicing, and settlement between the eMSP, the CPO and the Hub.
Legal framework establish contractual obligations, covering SLAs, liability, dispute resolution, data privacy, and access rules to ensure trust between parties.
Financial reconciliation ensures that eMSPs pay CPOs for charging sessions completed by their users, closing the loop with accurate and transparent settlements.
Hubject is a pioneer of Plug and Charge technology and operates one of the most mature ecosystems supporting ISO 15118. Their extensive experience and global reach make them a trusted provider for secure certificate handling and interoperability at scale.
Irdeto brings over 50 years of cybersecurity innovation to the EV space. Their PKI services are built for reliability, offering high-assurance certificate management that ensures every Plug and Charge session is secure, trusted, and future-ready.
The ChargeHub Lab replicates real-world roaming scenarios so you can test and refine your integration. Go live with confidence knowing your connections work in real-world environment.
Collaborate seamlessly across devices from wherever you may be - whether you're in the office, on the go, or making last-minute changes before your next meeting.
Passport Hub supports and complies with industry standards such as ISO 15118 and OCPI, ensuring secure, future-ready charging experiences and simplifying adoption for partners.
Roaming standards also define commercial agreements, legal obligations, and financial reconciliation. This ensures that all partners operate within a single, consistent framework.
As an active member of the EV Roaming Foundation and other groups, ChargeHub helps shape the frameworks that enable mass EV adoption.
If you meet these conditions, the next step is signing our standard roaming agreement and starting the integration process
*Some CPO backend providers (also called CPMS or CSMS) may be already connected to Passport Hub, making your integration even simpler.
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