New Digital System Allows Deposits for Minors’ Entitlements

As part of the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance service quality and modernize procedures, the Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs, and Awqaf has launched a new service for depositing approved entitlements for minors. The initiative is offered in collaboration with the “Benefit” company through the “Fawateer” system.

The ministry explained that the service allows guardians and legal representatives of minors to deposit the minor’s share of income-generating assets and funds, including proceeds from the sale of vehicles, boats, license plates, or rental income, entirely online without the need for in-person visits.

Judge Isa Sami Al-Munai, Undersecretary for Justice and Islamic Affairs at the ministry, said the service represents a major step in improving the management of minors’ funds. He highlighted that it reflects the ministry’s commitment to strengthening public-private partnerships and advancing digital transformation initiatives.

The service is accessible via the Benefit app through the Fawateer system. Users can select the service and deposit the required amount directly, eliminating the need to visit service centers or make cash deposits as previously required.

Al-Munai added that the development speeds up transactions, increases transparency and accuracy in collection processes, and aligns with government plans to expand digital services and integrate them with national systems, offering safer, easier, and more efficient services.

This launch is part of the ministry’s broader plan to modernize services for minors and achieve full digital transformation in the management of their funds, enhancing operational efficiency and improving the user experience.

The ministry also noted that, as part of the government’s ongoing efforts to optimize public services, over 1,300 government services have been documented, translated, and published. Of these, 800 services have been redesigned or improved based on feedback received through the national proposals and complaints system “Tawasul,” investor feedback, and secret shopper evaluations. Guidelines and service level agreements have also been introduced to enhance procedural efficiency, service quality, and the overall user experience, supporting the government’s digital transformation agenda.