GoCharge Tech Review 2026: EV Charging Network

GoCharge Tech is developing a platform for sharing electric-vehicle chargers and renting portable power banks. It also describes a franchise model for operators who want to run power-bank stations. The site presents the service as a decentralized network of connected physical devices.

The project says owners can set EV charger rates and availability, while users book through its platform. For power banks, the model is station-based rental and return. The CHARGED token is described as a MultiversX utility token intended for these services. The project’s roadmap names MultiversX and Binance Smart Chain, but the homepage does not give a clear current deployment or station-availability map.

GoCharge Tech aims to connect physical EV chargers and power-bank sharing stations to a common platform. EV charger owners are meant to list their equipment, set rates and availability, and let drivers book it. The project says smart contracts are part of its EV-charging platform, while its homepage also describes platform infrastructure and payment handling.

For portable power banks, users rent a device from a sharing station and return it to an available station. GoCharge Tech presents CHARGED, issued on MultiversX, as a utility token for EV charging and power-bank rentals. The homepage does not establish that every location is live or that all services accept the token, so availability and payment options should be checked for each station.

GoCharge Tech does not publish a complete schedule of platform or rental fees on its homepage. It says EV charger owners can set their own charging rates, so users should check the price shown for a particular booking or rental before paying. Token purchase costs and any payment-processing charges are also not detailed there.

The homepage does not publish a smart-contract audit or detailed security documentation. Its search snippet warns users to interact with staking contracts only through the official app, but that warning is not a substitute for an independent audit. Smart-contract, token, platform and physical-operator risks all apply; a failure or outage in any part of the service could affect access or payments.

The platform’s handling of payments and its dependence on physical infrastructure create counterparty and operational risks. The homepage does not provide enough detail to assess custody arrangements, dispute handling or the regulatory status of services in each location. Check local rules and service terms before using the platform.

GoCharge Tech may interest EV charger owners who want to list their equipment, drivers looking for shared charging, and businesses considering a power-bank station franchise. It is less suitable for anyone who needs a confirmed service location or fully documented fees and security details before committing.