The Ramat Gan municipality announced today (Tuesday) that residents will be able to pay their property tax bills quickly via the bit app, without having to type in credit card information. Until today, the payment of property taxes for residents of cities and local authorities in Israel, could only be done by arriving at the post office bank, by typing in a credit card on the municipality’s website, or at a call center. In addition, residents will be able to view payment details directly in bit, for tracking, control and quick retrieval.
As mentioned, the connection between bit and the Ramat Gan municipality was made through the new automation, which develops and provides advanced computer services and digital and innovation solutions to about 70% of the local authorities in Israel. The new automation solutions support municipal services in the areas of collection, finance, payroll and human resources, education, parking, engineering and GIS and more.
Amit Dadush, director of the bit unit, said: “We are happy to continue to innovate for our customers and expand the payment options in bit also to authority payments. The cooperation between the popular payment app in Israel and the Ramat Gan municipality will allow residents to enjoy and pay bit tax Innovative, convenient and safe. “
Carmel Shama HaCohen, Mayor of Ramat Gan, added: “Ramat Gan is leading a service and innovation revolution in every field and being a groundbreaking city in providing the possibility of paying property taxes with a bit is another part of this blessed revolution.”
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Shelly Cohen, CEO of the new automation, concluded that “Today we are opening a new chapter in the level of municipal service for Israeli residents. The new automation works to add digital interfaces with an emphasis on resident experience, which enable local authorities to provide residents with service in the most convenient and accessible digital channels. The Ramat Gan municipality is the first of many authorities and municipalities to join the payments revolution in the bit app. “
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