The holidays are here, and your Google history might already be flooded with suggestions for places to travel and relax. Also, visits to retail outlets, eateries, and public parks are a year-long task. And making payments at all these places and on public transport can get messy.
Dubai’s Salik toll system ensures smooth and efficient traffic flow across major highways, but your Salik account must always be sufficiently funded to keep your journeys seamless. But how to recharge your Salik account online?
With digitalisation, online payments have become quite popular as they offer more convenience and ease to users. This is especially true for managing your bills such as Etisalat bill. Payit app provides a payment solution that simplifies settling your Etisalat bills online.
Recharging different accounts, wallets, and cards has become challenging due to the frequency and various channels used. Moreover, certain recharges like Salik, Hafilat, and Nol, and mobile and wifi recharges like Du and Etisalat are so crucial that you can’t afford to miss them.
“I received a text message from DEWA that alerted us that our water consumption is 70% higher than our regular use. Upon investigating, my husband found that one of the bathrooms had a leakage that we generally would not have been able to find out.”
Although Etisalat is the Emirates-based multinational telecommunication Provider, some customers may still find Etisalat recharge confusing. However, it is not hard and, by following the right tips, you can do it successfully.