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Parkin Launches App to Simplify Parking in Dubai
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Parkin Company PJSC, a provider of paid public parking facilities in Dubai, has introduced a new mobile app designed to simplify parking for residents and visitors throughout the city. The app offers a range of features aimed at improving parking management, accessibility, and urban mobility.
Key Features of the Parkin App:
Multiple Registration Options: Users can sign up quickly through account creation, UAE Pass, or RTA account integration.
Users can sign up quickly through account creation, UAE Pass, or RTA account integration. Payment and Wallet Management: Make payments for public and multi-storey parking, top-up wallet balances, and manage vehicle details. Seasonal subscriptions are also available for added convenience.
Make payments for public and multi-storey parking, top-up wallet balances, and manage vehicle details. Seasonal subscriptions are also available for added convenience. Fines and Refunds: Pay parking fines, dispute charges, and request refunds directly through the app.
Pay parking fines, dispute charges, and request refunds directly through the app. Real-Time Parking Finder: The clustering feature helps users locate available parking spaces in real-time, with live availability updates for on-street and off-street options.
The clustering feature helps users locate available parking spaces in real-time, with live availability updates for on-street and off-street options. Flexible Payment Options: A PayLater feature enables deferred payments, while dynamic auto-renewal ensures continuous service. Users can also schedule parking in advance.
A PayLater feature enables deferred payments, while dynamic auto-renewal ensures continuous service. Users can also schedule parking in advance. AutoPay and ANPR Technology: The app uses automatic number-plate recognition (ANPR) technology for frictionless parking at Parkin-operated multi-storey car parks and select Majid Al Futtaim malls, like Mall of the Emirates and Deira City Centre. This eliminates the need for physical tickets or payment machines.
Additional Features:
Parking Reservations and Extensions: Users can easily reserve parking spaces or extend their tickets through the app.
Users can easily reserve parking spaces or extend their tickets through the app. EV Charging and Car Maintenance Services: Future updates will offer integrated EV charging payments and various car care services, such as washing, refuelling, and maintenance, through a partnership with ENOC. These services will be available at select Parkin locations.
Eng. Mohamed Abdulla Al Ali, CEO of Parkin, stated, 'The Parkin app is designed with our customers in mind, offering an intuitive and efficient solution that enhances urban mobility and supports Dubai's 2040 Urban Master Plan for a sustainable, connected city.'
The app's future updates will include additional services like car maintenance and EV charging, further improving the convenience and experience for Parkin users.
For more information, visit the Parkin app on your mobile device.
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