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The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has announced plans to launch a seamless online payment system, enhancing efficiency and transparency in financial transactions.
As part of the initiative, all utility bill payments will transition to a fully digital, cashless platform. The decision was finalized during the fourth CDA Board meeting, chaired by Muhammad Ali Randhawa and attended by all board members.
“This is a major step towards digitalization and improving customer convenience,” a CDA official said. “Residents of Islamabad will now be able to pay their water bills, property taxes, and other service charges online, eliminating the need for in-person visits.”
The meeting also highlighted that payments for 165 services at the One Window Operation have already been digitized. Additionally, QR code-based cashless payments have been introduced for water tanker charges and Islamabad Water accounts.
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CDA officials further briefed the board on plans to extend digital transactions across all financial operations, including fines issued by the Directorate of Municipal Administration (DMA) and the Environment and Enforcement departments.
