The U.S. Bank Voyager Mastercard®

The Voyager Mastercard Fleet Card is a single piece of plastic. And it contains the ability to access two different network rails, both the Voyager and Mastercard, via the chip that's contained in that card. This is the first fleet card to use chip technology to support two new rails. So it's pretty exciting. 

What this will do is it will allow for our customers that are accustomed to a traditional fuel card today to expand to meet other fleet transaction needs. For example, the driver needs to pass through a set of tolls on his or her route. Previously, this wasn't available on a traditional fleet card. Today, it would be. 

The new product will also allow for other expansions based on the fleet manager's assessment of need and their approval for those types of transactions. But they could approve an unexpected stay in Texas because of the storms. Or maybe there's a detour that takes the driver to a more rural area where Voyager may not be handy or accessible at that time. 

So the Voyager Mastercard will also have the ability for those over-the-road drivers that may have a stop in Canada or maybe a stop in a Mexican station. Where they wouldn't have been able to use their card to manage those transactions previously, they'll be able to do that tomorrow with this new product. 

And then, really, to top it all off, you can't not look at the fleet manager. And their ability to manage all of this reaction and additional controls and expansion is on a single platform – so not only a single piece of plastic in their driver's hands, but a single platform for them to actually manage those controls, manage that access to that flexibility, and really do that all in one contained system. 

So ultimately, Voyager wants to meet the needs of our fleets, as we've learned over this past year and a half, this changing environment and the need to be able to react just like our customers are reacting. And we'll really be able to do that with this new Voyager Mastercard product offering.