| Bahrain launches debit card payment for eGovernment services
Previously, only credit card users could make payments online for services such as traffic fines, electricity and water bill payments etc. Over 70% residents of Bahrain will now be able to pay the fees for services available on the eGovernment portal - www.e.gov.bh. This facility is available, at no additional cost, to the users. An agreement to enable the debit card payment facility has been signed between the Ministry of Finance and Ahli United Bank which would be using the Benefit system. This is in continuation with the progressive leadership of Ministry of Finance to leverage the latest developments in Information Technology for the benefit of the Kingdom. In January 2007, the ministry celebrated ten years of introduction of the Financial Management Information System (FMIS) that enables the government organizations in maintaining their accounts efficiently.
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Minimum charges barred
You've probably seen the signs in convenience stores, gas stations and other businesses saying you have to make a minimum purchase to use a credit or debit card.
The minimum amount often varies from $5 to $20, effectively forcing you to buy more than you might need to use your plastic.
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