Manama, Bahrain: stc Bahrain, the digital enabler, announced the launch of Mastercard’s Click to Pay service, becoming the first telecom provider in Bahrain to offer this secure and seamless digital online payment solution. The service is now available on the My stc BH app, enabling customers to pay bills and purchase add-ons or digital gift cards with just one click. This innovation reflects stc Bahrain’s commitment to providing practical and advanced solutions that enhance customer convenience and make their digital experience easier and more accessible .

Click to Pay offers a fast, seamless, and secure online payment experience by eliminating the need to manually enter card details during transactions. Users can store multiple credit or debit cards and select their preferred payment method at checkout, simplifying the process and ensuring cross-platform compatibility for a seamless e-commerce experience. Developed in partnership with Mastercard, this solution utilizes state-of-the-art security measures such as encryption and security tokens to protect user data, in accordance with global digital payment standards .

Karim Tabouche, Head of Consumer Sector at stc Bahrain , said : “We are pleased to be the first telecom provider in Bahrain to offer Mastercard’s Click to Pay service, an achievement that reflects our commitment to innovation and providing digital solutions that meet our customers’ needs instantly and seamlessly. This service aims to simplify payment processes, making them faster and more secure, thus ensuring a convenient and efficient digital experience for every user .”

For his part, Saud Swar, General Manager of Mastercard in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Jordan and the Levant, said : “We are proud to cooperate and work alongside our trusted partners such as stc Bahrain, to provide an innovative digital payment experience that meets customer aspirations. The Click to Pay service aims to provide a fast and secure way for users to complete their online purchases, while ensuring the protection of their personal data and preventing any unauthorized use .”

The launch of Click to Pay represents another step in stc Bahrain’s journey towards providing services that meet the needs of today’s digital customers. By adopting this technology, the company continues to enhance convenience and efficiency for its users, reinforcing its leading position in digital innovation. This achievement reflects stc Bahrain’s ongoing commitment to improving its customers’ digital lifestyles through advanced and unique partnerships and solutions .

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