KRG Expands e-Psûle Digital Payments to Municipal Services
At a Glance
- Municipal fees can now be paid digitally through the KRG’s e-Psûle platform.
- Covered services include waste disposal, signboard, and TV and laser advertisement fees.
- Payments are available through authorized e-wallets and participating banks.
- e-Psûle is the KRG’s official digital payments platform and is approved by the Central Bank of Iraq.
Municipal fees in the Kurdistan Region can now be paid digitally through e-Psûle, the Kurdistan Regional Government’s official electronic payment platform.
The platform supports payments for waste disposal, signboard, and TV and laser advertisement fees, allowing citizens and businesses to settle municipal dues through authorized digital payment channels.
KEY SERVICES
| Municipal Fee | Payment Schedule |
|---|---|
| Waste disposal | Monthly |
| Signboard fees | Yearly |
| TV and laser advertisement fees | Yearly |
According to the official e-Psûle platform, municipal payments are processed digitally, with no additional fees charged for using the platform.
PAYMENT CHANNELS
Payments can be made through the following authorized e-Psûle partners:
- FastPay
- AsiaPay
- ZainCash
- NassWallet
- FIB
- Cihan Bank
- National Bank of Iraq (NBI)
- Region Trade Bank (RT)
- Iraqi Islamic Bank (IIB)
The platform says all listed channels are approved by the Central Bank of Iraq.
FYI
The expansion of e-Psûle to municipal payments extends the KRG’s broader shift from cash-based government transactions toward digital payments. The platform was officially launched in February 2026 as part of the government’s financial-inclusion and digital-transformation efforts, and has since expanded to additional banks and payment providers.
The move also brings municipal revenue collection into the same digital framework used for other public-service payments. The potential benefits include easier payment access, digital receipts and greater transaction traceability, while continued adoption will depend on access to authorized banking and e-wallet services.
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