Islamabad Administration Rolls Out QR Code Payments at DC Complex Offices
Citizens can pay fines digitally instead of using cash at Assistant Commissioners’ offices in the complex. QR codes are also being installed at other district administration offices as Islamabad pursues cashless payments.
Islamabad District Administration Introduces Cashless Payment System
The Islamabad district administration has introduced a cashless payment system in all Assistant Commissioners' offices, implementing QR code-based payments across the Deputy Commissioner's (DC) Complex as part of its plan to make the federal capital cashless.
Under the new system, citizens will be able to pay fines through QR codes instead of cash. The administration has directed all Assistant Commissioners' offices to ensure that payments are made digitally.
Implementation and Benefits
The QR code system has already been implemented in all offices located at the DC Complex, while QR codes are also being installed in other offices of the district administration. The initiative is aimed at making payment procedures easier for citizens and ensuring transparency in the collection of fines and other payments.
Deputy Commissioner Islamabad stated that QR codes are being installed in all offices of the district administration to facilitate digital transactions. He emphasized that the cashless system would provide convenience to citizens and ensure transparency in official transactions.
The Deputy Commissioner added that the administration is committed to transforming Islamabad into a cashless city. With the implementation of the QR code system, citizens visiting the Assistant Commissioners' offices will no longer need to carry cash, as payments can be made through digital transactions. The district administration plans to extend the system to all its offices to promote cashless payments across the federal capital.