PalPay, the leading company in electronic payment solutions in Palestine, has signed a cooperation agreement with the Children's Villages Organization "SOS" - Palestine, allowing villages to benefit from the electronic payment services provided by the company, with the aim of enabling the organization to transfer its aid to its beneficiaries in various programs, as well as Enabling citizens and institutions to provide financial assistance for the benefit of the organization, easily and safely.

The agreement was signed at the headquarters of the Children's Villages Foundation, where it was signed by Thaer Hamayel, General Manager of "PalPay" company, and Ibrahim Faltas, National Director of the "PalPay" company, in the presence of Shafiq Bali, Director of Marketing and Sales Department in the company, Natalie Zain from the Marketing Department and Youssef Zaid, Director of Customer Relations in the company, in addition to To Ghada Hazrallah, Director of Finance and Control, and Yasser Issa, Head of the Accounting Department in the organization.
Under the agreement, the Children's Villages will be able to transfer aid to its beneficiaries electronically through the use of the "PalPay My Wallet" electronic wallet with ease. The agreement also provides the possibility of transferring aid through payment centers approved by the company, which are spread across all governorates of the country, in addition to transferring through the internet banking service and banking applications provided by banks contracting with PalPay.
During the signing ceremony, Hamayel expressed his pride in signing this partnership with SOS Children's Villages, which would enable the organization to develop its programs and provide all the requirements for a decent and warm life for children benefiting from its programmes, hoping that the agreement would contribute to supporting the organization's efforts and what surrogate mothers offer. In order to protect children, embrace them and provide them with the various necessary needs to ensure their upbringing in a healthy psychological and physical upbringing so that they may be effective in the future in the process of construction and development in Palestine.
Hamayel stressed that the agreement is in line with PalPay's strategy represented in promoting the culture of electronic payment, contributing to economic development and enabling community services and programs through the latest technologies and secure electronic payment channels, pointing to the role of financial technology in bringing about a significant and influential qualitative leap in terms of changing the course of financial transactions. , especially facilitating individuals and institutions to complete various financial transactions.
For his part, Faltas expressed his happiness with this partnership and the encouragement of high-quality electronic payment services provided by PalPay. He pointed to the importance of the agreement, which stresses the need to employ technology in order to serve community and humanitarian issues, thus contributing to facing many challenges and advancing our society.
Faltas confirmed that the agreement will contribute significantly to facilitating the process of providing financial assistance to the organization's beneficiaries, enabling it to develop its programs and provide the best services to children within the SOS villages.