Today, Saturday, October 1, until October 20, Petrotrade said that it would begin electronically receiving the monthly gas metre readings for the units.
This fits into the context of Petrotrade’s commitment to streamlining the services offered to consumers using natural gas in order to make their lives easier and save them time and effort.
In order to keep up with the unprecedented growth seen by the national gas delivery project, Petrotrade provided 14 ways for gas users to report readings and pay consumption bills electronically. This also fits within the framework of implementing the strategy of the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources to generalise “digital transformation” in all services provided to citizens. natural.
To make it easier for natural gas consumers to conduct transactions linked to monthly consumption bills, the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources intends to increase the deployment of cutting-edge digital means and methods in service provision.
This occurs within the framework of the Ministry of Petroleum’s programme to assist digital transformation in the various activities of the oil and gas sector, which is one of the primary axes of the project to develop and modernise the sector, which is now being executed.
In order to record gas metre readings using a phone camera and transfer them directly to the customer database, know the amount of the bill, and pay it using credit cards, a variety of e-wallets, or through Fawry services at the level of the Republic, Petrotrade recently launched a new mobile application. This application acts as an opening for new channels of communication to record readings of the natural gas target 2. via the business’s website.
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In the locations where the service is operational, report the reading to the company collector for immediate registration on the pos machine during the collection of the invoice.
4. Using the iPhone Cash wallet for the National Bank of Egypt or the BM Walt Bank of Egypt app
5. The My Fawry mobile app The programme is available for download from the relevant mobile app store.
Jumia’s mobile app, number six.
7. By way of the post offices in Egypt.
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across each and every location of the Republic’s electronic collecting companies (Fawry-Masari-Aman-B-My Services-Guarantor).
9. Using the automated teller machines of Ahli United Bank, BLOM Bank, and Banque Misr
10. Through the branch phone numbers, all of which are listed on the business website.
11. Dial 17169 or the short number 1133 from any mobile or landline.
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From any mobile device, dial 5727, and from any landline, dial 09000727, for interactive voice response service.
13. By visiting the Petrotrade office that is closest to you, which is usually placed in a government office or a sports club.
14. By visiting the company’s nearest branch, noting the reading, and paying the value of any invoices for any unit at the Republic-level.
announcing the beginning of electronic gas metre readings for the month of October.
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