A financial technology company that processes payments for businesses, best known for its fleet cards that let trucking companies and government fleets pay for fuel and vehicle expenses, along with corporate payment tools and health-benefit accounts like HSAs and FSAs. It began in 1983 in Portland, Maine, when the A.R. Wright coal and heating oil business let truck drivers fuel up without an attendant, paying later with a post-paid card. The company renamed itself from Wright Express to WEX in 2012, and its new logo even hid a "precision point" inside the letter "e" to symbolize its payment technology.
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