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Relay Payments Expands Fleet Technology Reach Through Platform Science Partnership

By MGN EditorialJune 11, 2026 at 12:00 AM

Relay Payments has secured a new integration partnership with Platform Science, broadening access to its payment solutions across the commercial trucking and freight ecosystem.

Relay Payments, a specialist in fleet payment solutions for the trucking industry, has announced a new partnership with Platform Science, a leading connected vehicle platform provider, according to FreightWaves. The deal will make Relay Payments' services available directly through Platform Science's platform, giving fleet operators and drivers a more seamless way to access payment tools within their existing vehicle technology stack. Platform Science works with major carriers and fleets to deliver software and connected services via in-cab devices, making the integration a strategically significant distribution channel for Relay Payments. ## Expanding the Payment Ecosystem Relay Payments has built its reputation on modernising the traditionally cash-heavy world of trucking payments, offering digital solutions for fuel, lumper fees, and other over-the-road expenses. By embedding its services within Platform Science's environment, the company gains direct access to a broad base of commercial vehicle operators without requiring separate app adoption or onboarding friction. For Platform Science clients, the partnership adds financial utility to an already robust suite of fleet management and compliance tools, reinforcing the broader industry trend toward consolidated, all-in-one cab technology solutions. ## Freight Tech Consolidation Continues The agreement reflects an ongoing pattern of consolidation and partnership within the freight technology sector, as payment providers, telematics firms, and fleet software companies seek to deepen integrations and deliver more value through unified platforms. For shippers, carriers, and logistics operators, such partnerships can translate into reduced administrative overhead and improved cash flow visibility across supply chain operations. While the financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, the partnership represents another step in Relay Payments' strategy to expand its network of platform integrations across the North American freight market. *Source: FreightWaves*
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