ENOC Group Rolls out RTAs NoL Card Payment System Across its Network
ENOC Group, in partnership with the Roads and Transfer Authority of Dubai (RTA) has actually introduced that customers can currently use their NoL cards to spend for all products and services across ENOC's whole retail network. ENOC's customers could complete their transactions with a simple tap-and-pay for fuel, auto solutions and spend for purchases at ZOOM, Pronto and Paavo's Pizza.
His Excellency Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group Chief Executive Officer of ENOC, said: "The expanding use smart tools is driving the adoption of cash-less repayments. Making it possible for settlements via NoL cards demonstrates our commitment to the Smart City initiative; to enable and own innovation across all our organisations, and to enhance customer experience."
Abdulla Al Madani, Chief Executive Officer, RTA's Corporate Technology Assistance Provider Industry expressed his contentment and delight over the collaboration and partnership with prominent organisations such as Mercury Settlements and Network International (NI) to make it possible for NoL card holders to pay for grocery stores and acquisitions at greater than (1,000) retail electrical outlets around the emirate of Dubai.
He said: Enabling the public from various social sections to make use of NoL cards to fulfill the needs of their retail payments is lined up with RTA's tactical goal No. 3, which is 'Individuals Joy.' RTA has always sought the very best techniques to earn people in the UAE, including citizens, residents, travelers and visitors, delighted by giving them with safer, sophisticated, safe and secure and much faster options that make their lives much more simpler and more comfy. This initiative most certainly enhances the realisation of Dubai's ambition to be the most intelligent city worldwide in three years."
ENOC has 118 service stations across the UAE with 221 ZOOM electrical outlets that run throughout metro stations, ENOC service stations in addition to high-end standalone destinations.
