Islamabad QR Code Payment for Fines Makes DC Offices Cashless

Islamabad QR code payment is now available at all assistant commissioners’ offices and across the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Complex, as the district administration moves its fine collection to a cashless system.

How Islamabad QR code payment works

Citizens no longer need to carry cash to settle fines. A QR code is displayed at each relevant office, and visitors can scan it to pay digitally. The administration has instructed all assistant commissioners’ offices to collect payments only through this system, and DC Islamabad announced the change on its official account on November 11.

Rollout to other offices

Authorities are now installing QR codes at the remaining district administration offices. The Deputy Commissioner Islamabad said the rollout would extend digital transactions across every office under the administration.

He reiterated the administration’s commitment to making Islamabad a cashless city, saying the expanding system would offer greater convenience for citizens and make official transactions more transparent.

Islamabad QR code payment at a Glance

• Where: all assistant commissioners’ offices and the DC Complex, Islamabad
• What: fines are paid by scanning a QR code displayed at the office
• Next: QR codes are being installed at other district administration offices
• Goal: a cashless Islamabad with more transparent official payments

For residents, the practical change is simple: no cash at the counter, and a digital record of each payment.

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