1st Commercial Credit, LLC, a leading provider of factoring and financing solutions for the transportation industry, has announced the launch of its new Fuel Card Program, offering both credit and pre-pay options tailored for established trucking companies. This innovative program is designed to help carriers improve fuel cost management, streamline operations, and enhance financial flexibility.
The 1st Commercial Credit Fuel Card delivers powerful benefits with unmatched flexibility—covering diesel, gasoline, tolls, EV charging stations, lumper fees, and more, anywhere credit cards are accepted. With average discounts of 45¢ per gallon and savings of up to $2.00 per gallon at select stations, the card is accepted at 99% of fuel stations nationwide, offering substantial value for growing fleets.
Advanced security features are integrated into every transaction. The card requires location-based activation, ensuring that fueling is only possible when the cardholder is near the truck. Combined with multi-step authentication, real-time spending controls, and detailed reporting via a user-friendly mobile app, the card helps fleet managers maintain full control and visibility.

"We're always looking for ways to add value for our clients," said Raul Esqueda, President of 1st Commercial Credit. "Our new fuel card program goes beyond discounts—it provides additional working capital, robust security, digital spending controls, and a unique opportunity to build business credit."
Key Features of the 1st Commercial Credit Fuel Card:
• Wide Acceptance: Use for fuel, tolls, EV charging, lumper services, and more
• Significant Savings: Up to $2.00 per gallon discounts with no hidden transaction fees and no restrictions
• Credit Building: Monthly reporting to Experian to strengthen business credit profiles
• Smart Management: All-in-one mobile dashboard for real-time expense control and fleet oversight
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