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.
Managing your banking needs has leaped simplicity by integrating Nafis Card into the Payit app. No more lengthy processes or complicated steps – just a few clicks, and you’re in control of your finances.
The Nafis program is a thoughtful initiative by the UAE government to encourage and upskill Emirati talent in the private sector. While the program aims to support Emirati talent in terms of job finding, career development, and skill development programs, it also provides prepaid cards to the program beneficiaries to receive financial benefits smoothly.
The need for efficient and convenient money transfer solutions is more significant than ever. Whether you’re sending money to support your family back in Nepal or covering expenses in Nepal, the process should be as straightforward as possible.
We have recently unveiled a revamped version of their mobile wallet app with a fresh new look and exciting gifts in response to valuable feedback. The goal is constantly improving the in-app experience and adding convenience to make digital transactions delightful and hassle-free experience.
Having sufficient funds is necessary to enjoy the mobile wallet offers and manage payments. It is of no use if adding money to your mobile wallet isn’t a convenient process. Thus, we have launched another option to top-up your Payit wallet, offering you the comfort of adding money from anywhere, anytime.
A significant portion of the workforce includes domestic maids and laborers from various corners of the world in the UAE. While the country offers tremendous opportunities and a high standard of living, it also presents unique challenges when it comes to paying wages and managing financial transactions for these essential house helps.
Digital wallets are reshaping how we handle money, offering ease and flexibility that often outperform traditional banking methods. Payit, a standout in this field, has been instrumental in this transformation, especially in the United Arab Emirates.
According to a study from the University of Oxford, frequent communal dining is linked to increased happiness and life satisfaction. This makes the ability to easily split bills for meals with friends and family not just a financial convenience but also a contributor to well-being.
Payit, the UAE’s first fully featured digital wallet, is expanding access to cashless transactions with the launch of the new Letsgo Payit Visa Platinum Card, powered by First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB). This will connect the user’s wallet to Visa merchant acceptance location of 80+ million for a complete range of point-of-sale and online transactions.
Despite the advent of digital wallets, we haven’t completely replaced credit or debit cards or even traditional cash. We still use them to pay utility bills, make online and in-store purchases, make payments for restaurants, hospitals, schools, and so on.