Majan Electricity urges customers to pay bills using e-payment channels

SOHAR: Majan Electricity Company, a leading electricity provider in Oman, has advised customers to use its e-payments platforms to pay bills for the ease and convenience it offers.

Majan Electricity offers several smart, hassle-free and interactive options to pay the bills. Customers can pay their bills online from anywhere by accessing their account through the Majan Electricity’s e-channels. The customers can use various banking channels linked to the system such as Nama Group portal www.electricity.com.om ,mobile applications, online banking and corporate banking. For Corporate Customers and Government Majan offers a direct transfer of key subscribers to the company's designated local bank accounts.

Majan Cusotmers can pay their electricity bills through mobile applications of companies such as Nama app, https://oss.nama.om/ar-om/login.aspx, Bill & Pay Mobile Application- (ONEIC), Khedmah Service mobile application (OIFC), Tasdeed portal https://www.tasdeed.om/EFportal/WhereToPay. for safe and easy payment.

In addition, They can also pay through Omantel's electronic payment machines available in the Omantel’s Customer Service Outlets , commercial centers and some fuel filling stations or through direct debiting from the subscriber's bank account to the company's account in accordance with a tripartite agreement.

On the other hands, Customers can pay electricity bills by visiting the branches of the collection agents: Oman National Engineering and Investment Company (ONEIC) and Oman Investment and Finance Company (OIFC), which have branches all over the Sultanate of Oman. These payment agents accept cash payments, cheques and payments through direct debit cards or credit cards via Point of Sale (POS) machines.

Khalid Abdulrahman al Tai, Senior Manager Collection and Debtors Management stated that “over the last two years payment via E-Channels transactions has increased to more than 74% of the total transactions which reflects the awareness of subscribers and the reliability of those electronic channels.”