Lebanon’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) launched an electronic contribution payment service through OMT, Bob Finance, Whish Money and Cash Plus, marking another step toward digital transformation.
The launch ceremony was attended by Labor Minister Mohammad Haidar, NSSF Board Chairman Bechara Asmar and Director General Mohammad Karaki.
Initially covering approximately 65,000 beneficiaries, including mukhtars, retirees, physicians and voluntarily insured individuals, the service will gradually expand to students, drivers, businesses and other categories.
Haidar announced forthcoming measures to address end-of-service indemnities affected by the 2019–2024 financial crisis, alongside planned improvements in medication reimbursement and electronic connectivity with pharmacies.
Asmar emphasized healthcare coverage and pension reform.
Karaki reported 115 successful electronic payments and approximately 14,000 electronic clearance transactions since the beginning of the year.
He also announced plans to introduce two additional digital services before year-end, advancing the NSSF’s transition toward fully electronic transactions.
The launch ceremony was attended by Labor Minister Mohammad Haidar, NSSF Board Chairman Bechara Asmar and Director General Mohammad Karaki.
Initially covering approximately 65,000 beneficiaries, including mukhtars, retirees, physicians and voluntarily insured individuals, the service will gradually expand to students, drivers, businesses and other categories.
Haidar announced forthcoming measures to address end-of-service indemnities affected by the 2019–2024 financial crisis, alongside planned improvements in medication reimbursement and electronic connectivity with pharmacies.
Asmar emphasized healthcare coverage and pension reform.
Karaki reported 115 successful electronic payments and approximately 14,000 electronic clearance transactions since the beginning of the year.
He also announced plans to introduce two additional digital services before year-end, advancing the NSSF’s transition toward fully electronic transactions.
