Driver app
Park in seconds.
Stay in control.
Pick a car, confirm the street and see the price before you pay. The IPark driver app keeps your vehicles, sessions and reminders together, wherever you parked.
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What drivers can do
Everything a parking stay needs,
nothing it doesn’t.
Start parking in a few taps
Choose a saved vehicle, confirm the zone found by GPS or by address, pick a duration and see the total before paying.
Pay the way you prefer
Cards and wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay through Stripe, plus the local methods the operator offers in each country.
Extend from anywhere
Add time from wherever you are, up to the maximum stay set for the zone. No walk back to the car.
A reminder before it ends
A notification arrives before the session expires, so you can add time or move on.
Your garage, shared
Keep every vehicle in one garage, and share one car or the whole garage by QR code.
EV charging nearby
Search chargers by name or connector, and see power, connectors and distance on the map.
Fine alerts that respect privacy
Prove once that a car is yours. Only you, and the people you choose, are told about a fine.
Dispute from the app
Challenge a fine in the app. The appeal reaches the operator with the evidence attached.
One parking stay
From the kerb
to the reminder.
- 01
Choose the car
Pick it from your garage. Its plate is what inspectors will check.
- 02
Confirm the street
The app finds the zone and shows its tariff and maximum stay.
- 03
Pay and park
See the price and pay. The session starts once the payment is confirmed.
- 04
Extend or leave
Get a reminder before it ends, and add time if you need it.
Fine alerts
A fine reaches the owner,
not everyone with the plate.
Anyone can type a plate into an app. So IPark only sends a fine alert to the person who has proved the car is theirs, and to the people they choose to tell.
How a driver becomes the verified owner
- Add the car
The driver adds the plate to their garage in the app, as they do today.
- Prove it once
They send a photo of the registration certificate with its number and the keeper’s name.
- Staff check it
The operator compares the certificate with the plate in the console, then approves it or says what is missing.
- Share if they want
The owner can pass on fine alerts by QR code to family or other drivers of the car, up to ten people.
Who hears about a fine on this car
- The verified ownerAn alert in the app. They can pay or dispute the fine.
- People the owner shares withAn alert in the app. They can view the fine, not pay or dispute it.
- Anyone else who saved this plateNothing. They are not told and cannot see the fine.
- A car with no verified ownerThe paper notice left on the car, as always.
Example plate.
Private by design
- The certificate is seen only by the staff who review it.
- People who get shared alerts see the owner’s first name, never the document.
- Each plate has one verified owner. When a car is sold, approving the new owner ends the old one.
- The owner can remove anyone, and anyone can stop their alerts, at any time.
In the operator console
A review queue shows each certificate next to the plate, the name on the account and the car’s earlier owners. Every approval, rejection and revocation is kept in the audit log, and each fine shows who was alerted.
Questions & answers
Common questions
about this part of IPark.
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All questionsHow does a driver pay for parking?
The driver picks a saved vehicle, confirms the zone — detected by GPS or found by address — chooses a duration and sees the price before paying. The session starts once payment is confirmed, and the app sends a reminder before it expires.
Can drivers extend a session remotely?
Yes. Drivers add time from the app wherever they are, up to the maximum stay the operator has set for that zone.
Which payment methods are supported?
Payment providers are enabled per country: Stripe for cards and wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, alongside local gateways, mobile wallets, bank transfer or cash where the operator offers them. Drivers only see the methods available where they park.
Who is told when a car gets a fine?
Only the car’s verified owner, plus anyone they chose to share fine alerts with, gets an alert in the app. Saving a plate in a garage is not enough. If nobody has proved they own the car, the driver finds out from the paper notice left on it.
Can drivers dispute a fine?
Yes. Drivers can dispute a fine from the app. The appeal reaches the operator console with the inspection evidence and the session record attached, so staff can review it and record a decision in one place.
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