TAM Dinar, a product by Payment International Enterprise (PIE), is Bahrain's first e-Money which is currently used as an alternative to cash payments by government and commercial entities, with volumes in millions of Dinars. Public and private entities within the kingdom have gone cashless utilizing PIE’s innovative solution including the General Directorate of Traffic, Electricity and Water Authority, Bahrain Customs, Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Survey and Land Registration Bureau, Central Informatics Organizations, Bahrain Royal Medical Services, Polytechnic University, AXA Insurance Company, Medgulf Takaful, and Ministry of Works, among other.

TAM Dinar was launched in 2016, as Bahrain’s first e-Money. It was adopted initially by the General Directorate of Traffic, and several other governmental institutions have since embraced the solution for its seamless experience. By going cashless, institutions would have complete traceability, no cash management and the risks associated with it, transactions that are more secure than ever before, payments protection via end-to-end encryption and less risk of fraud.

This process allows for a transition from physical cash to a completely digital means of transaction. Payment vouchers are issued by TAM kiosks which can be accessed in multiple convenient locations. PIE is responsible for all cash management, live reflection of transactions, daily reconciliation reports and settlements.

Fawaz Ghazal, CEO of PIE, stated “There is an increasing momentum to promote and craft a seamless cashless society, in line with Bahrain 2030 vision. Multiple entities in Bahrain, public and private, have decided to ride the fintech wave to add efficiencies to their daily operations. Governmental and commercial entities that go cashless are alleviated from all the burden and risk of handling cash. In addition, cashless payments could improve convenience in daily lives as well.

PIE is on the front lines of the Fintech industry to get a better understanding of what problems, the trends, and what an innovative, and seamless future looks like. Future plans will focus on increasing the number of entities in Bahrain to innovate, and go cashless. Furthermore, PIE will continue to build and invest in new payment solutions,  and business models to deliver real digital transformation to corporations in Bahrain, and the MENA region.

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About Payment International Enterprise (PIE)
Payment International Enterprise (PIE) is one of the first and largest /fintech companies in Bahrain, licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain as a Payment Service Provider, Card Issuer and eWallet and eMoney Issuer. PIE founders are serial entrepreneurs in the MENA region since early 1900’s where they started and founded several trade, real state, pharmaceutical, financial service, and e-commerce establishments. PIE has a vast experience in distribution services and building new products and services to meet MENA region needs for innovative, reliable, and efficient financial products for the masses. Their mission is to enhance the financial inclusion by working with banks, Telco’s, and distribution networks to provide effective efficient financial services that enable customers to reduce their cash dependence.

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