RIYADH — Ehsan Platform, in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice, reduced the time for updating the cases of eligible people registered in the Furijat service from 20 to 10 minutes, compared to 48 hours previously. The Ministry of Interior had launched a new app called Furijat to help people aid prisoners convicted of financial crimes. The initiative aims to provide Saudi citizens and residents with a simple and safe medium to donate money to people convicted in non-criminal financial cases. Ehsan platform stated this measure raises the level of transparency among donors and confirms the platform"s keenness to ensure that everyone is informed of cases in an updated and fast way to give the donors a wider choice of deserving cases. Ehsan pointed out that work is under way with concerned authorities to make instant updates about the beneficiaries" cases in the service. The platform clarified that any sums paid for a completed case would be automatically refunded to the donor"s account. Ehsan platform has provided Furijat service to release prisoners of financial rights, pay their debts, and reunite with their families. Ehsan extended its thanks and appreciation to the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, and the Saudi Central Bank, which supported this initiative technically and operationally. — SPA