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Digital Surge: Government’s online payments reach BD159 million in the first quarter

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Last updated: 2024/06/16 at 1:49 AM
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Online government payments in Bahrain have seen a significant increase in the first quarter of 2024, reaching a total of 159 million dinars. This highlights a growing trend towards digital transactions, with a total of 667 million dinars recorded in 2023. These figures, released by the Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA), demonstrate the increasing reliance on digital channels for accessing government services.

The breakdown of the figures reveals that over 600,000 financial transactions were processed through various government channels in the first quarter alone. January emerged as the busiest month, with 213,500 transactions amounting to 59.7 million dinars. March closely followed with 189,400 transactions worth 49.7 million dinars, while February saw 208,400 transactions totaling 49.6 million dinars. This data showcases the consistent use of digital platforms for financial transactions throughout the quarter.

In addition to online payments, the Government Services Contact Center also reported a high volume of calls in the first quarter of 2024. A total of 42,200 calls were handled, with January accounting for 14,600 calls, February with 14,700 calls, and March receiving 12,800 calls. This further emphasizes the shift towards digital means for accessing government services, as individuals seek more efficient and accessible ways to interact with public institutions.

The increase in online government payments reflects a growing trust in digital channels for conducting financial transactions. With the convenience of digital platforms, individuals are more inclined to utilize online services for various government transactions. This trend not only enhances efficiency in public service delivery but also reduces the need for in-person interactions, particularly in light of the ongoing global pandemic.

The consistent growth in online government payments underscores the importance of digital transformation in public service delivery. By leveraging digital technologies, governments can streamline processes, improve accessibility, and enhance overall service delivery to citizens. This shift towards digitalization not only benefits individuals in terms of convenience but also enables governments to operate more efficiently and effectively in serving the public.

Overall, the surge in online government payments in Bahrain signifies a positive trend towards embracing digitalization in the public sector. As individuals increasingly turn to online platforms for accessing government services, it becomes imperative for governments to continue investing in digital infrastructure and enhancing digital capabilities. By prioritizing digital transformation, governments can better meet the evolving needs of their citizens and provide more efficient and accessible services in the digital age.

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