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Then what the hell is the point in the context of chargepoint? They didn't do this before and did require a payment method on file for all charging sessions. I use a chargepoint charger every week, it is a free charger but requires a payment method. I'm willing to guess that even these sessions will place the hold.
If a customer runs up a huge charging bill using Chargepoint, Chargepoint wants to make sure it will get paid for it. Thats what the *authorization * (hold) does. It allows them to do a settlement where they actually get paid.