RABAT: Morocco’s Customs Department and Indirect Taxes (ADII) officially launched its electronic (e)-payment system to facilitate the convenience of online payment by importers.
Entitled “Badr”, the system was implemented in consultation with Morocco’s General Treasury (TGR), ADII said in a statement issued on Wednesday.
ADII pointed out that the system allows all importers to process e-payment of customs duties, using their credit cards.
The approach for using this new mode of payment is quick and simple. First, users should access the system “Badr” and then select the customs debts that they want to settle.
“Once the transaction is confirmed, a payment receipt and customs receipt will be automatically sent to the users’ email by the system,” the statement explained.
“Badr system offers users all the necessary safety guarantees, reliability and visibility,” The Customs Department concluded.
