State-owned payments platform e-Finance has signed an agreement with MasterCard to allow government service recipients to pay their fees online, MasterCard said in a statement seen by Masrawy. The move to e-payment for government services, which was mandated by the National Payments Council, is meant to help regulate public spending and drive financial inclusion.
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