Justice Ministry launches early settlement service for financial claims via Tajer

The Ministry of Justice has launched the 'early settlement service' through the Tajer platform, aiming to resolve financial claims with more flexible options for beneficiaries, thereby increasing the chances of reaching amicable solutions and settlements between parties.

The service allows entities to submit settlement requests according to predefined rules and scope. Beneficiaries receive settlement offers via the Najiz platform, with the option to propose alternative solutions within approved choices, ultimately leading to an agreement between the parties.

Available options for beneficiaries include reducing the claim amount, extending the repayment period, or specifying the number and value of installments, providing greater flexibility to choose solutions that suit their circumstances.

The service also aims to save time and streamline procedures, making it easier to address financial obligations and increasing the likelihood of agreement by offering multiple settlement alternatives.

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The launch of the early settlement service is part of the Ministry of Justice's efforts to enhance its services based on beneficiary needs, redesigning the user journey for greater ease and convenience. This aligns with the ministry's strategy to leverage artificial intelligence in developing its operations and services.

The service's capabilities will evolve in phases to utilize artificial intelligence for analyzing claims and cases, automatically suggesting the most suitable solutions for each situation within approved frameworks, thereby supporting tailored options and increasing the chances of successful settlements.