The telecommunications company in Cuba, ETECSA, is pushing for the expansion of payment options for its services with money from abroad. With a shortage of foreign currency, the company is seeking more dollars to support its operations.
ETECSA is promoting the ability for clients on the island to make payments and conduct procedures from overseas. Through its official website, a variety of products and services can now be purchased, paid for, or recharged by family and friends living outside of Cuba.
The available services include purchasing a mobile line, buying mobile phones, and acquiring combined plans for voice, data, and SMS. ETECSA has also extended the availability of payments for services from abroad, such as purchasing Nauta Plus for internet access and recharges for Cubacel and Nauta services.
According to ETECSA, this initiative aims to make life easier for both Cubans inside and outside the country, bringing them closer to their families and friends on the island. The company also highlights the contribution to the Cuban economy by earning foreign currency, which is crucial for its operations.
Officials at ETECSA are continuously working to expand the range of products and services available and enhance payment and management methods for the convenience of users. For more information on these service payments from abroad, interested parties can visit the official ETECSA website.