UAE Banks Agree to E-Government Payment System

Published July 28th, 2001 - 02:00 GMT
Al Bawaba
Al Bawaba

The National Bank of Abu Dhabi, National Bank of Dubai and Emirates Bank International have reportedly agreed to directly debit e-government service fees from customers' bank accounts, according to banking sources, cited by the Gulf News. 

Meanwhile, the payment gateway, single sign-ons and passwords and the national ID number are now being worked out by the Dubai e-government project team, the Central Bank, Comtrust (the project implementation partner), the Naturalization and Residency Department and other security bodies, said Salem Al Shair, e-services manager and member of the Dubai E-Government executive team. 

The national ID number, a project by the ministry of the interior, will give additional security to e-government service users, he said. Electronic linkage of specific federal transactions (like companies) is also being discussed by the team with the designated federal authorities, he added - Albawaba.com 

 

 

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