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In Moldova, 64 government agencies pay salaries to employees through MPay, and payments to them since the launch of the pilot project amounted to 91 million lei

In Moldova, 64 government agencies pay salaries to employees through MPay, and payments to them since the launch of the pilot project amounted to 91 million lei

This was reported by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, noting that more and more public sector employees are receiving salaries through the government electronic payment service MPay. They recalled that a pilot project was launched in July 2023, and on January 1, 2024, a law came into force obliging all public and state institutions to pay salaries through MPay. As a result, 64 government agencies now pay salaries through MPay. Since the launch of the pilot project, payments worth 91 million lei have been made to 6148 beneficiaries. As noted by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, thanks to this reform, every employee can choose a bank he/she trusts, the risk of corruption has been eliminated and competition has been encouraged, and the bank must fight for every client. Employees select a bank account in the EVO or MCabinet application to transfer money. “Thanks to such reforms, we have achieved transparency and efficiency of the state system. This is how we will build a European state, more modern and fair,” said Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Dumitru Alaiba. // 25.07.2024 — InfoMarket.

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