The Islamabad district administration has introduced a QR code payment system for fines, making all assistant commissioners’ offices cashless. The facility has also been implemented across the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Complex, allowing citizens to pay fines digitally instead of using cash.
Under the new system, citizens can scan QR codes displayed at the relevant offices to complete their payments. The administration has directed all assistant commissioners’ offices to collect fines through the digital payment facility, eliminating the need for visitors to carry cash for official transactions.
Meanwhile, authorities are installing QR codes at other district administration offices to expand the system. Deputy Commissioner Islamabad said the initiative is part of the administration’s efforts to transform the federal capital into a cashless city. The move is expected to improve convenience, promote digital transactions and make official payments more transparent.
