Yes. RIG settles payment after the work is done, and takes EFS payments, WEX Express Codes, T-Chek, Comchek and standard credit/debit cards. Owner-operators pay directly; company drivers can have dispatch coordinate with their fleet office for a fuel-card code or direct payment — a normal, everyday flow on the network.
Payment timing matters as much as method: nothing beyond the $10 expedited-service deposit is charged until the job is done, and the deposit is applied to the final balance. The amount you approve is the bid you accepted plus anything you explicitly approved after diagnosis — mechanics on the network cannot grow the invoice unilaterally, because payment settles through RIG against the agreed scope.
For company drivers: the usual flow is your fleet or dispatcher issues a fuel-card money code (EFS, Comchek) for the approved amount. RIG dispatch does this dance daily and can talk directly to your fleet office at any hour, which spares you being the middleman on the shoulder. Get the breakdown started first — payment coordination happens in parallel, not before help rolls.