Port-au-Prince, Haiti – NATCOM, Haiti’s premier telecommunications provider, continues to strengthen family bonds and ensure uninterrupted communication by introducing recurring international top-up functionality. This new feature allows Haitians living abroad to automatically recharge the mobile accounts of their loved ones in Haiti, bringing added convenience, consistency, and peace of mind.
Seamless International Support with Scheduled Top-Ups
Understanding the importance of uninterrupted mobile service for families in Haiti, NATCOM now enables users in the United States, Canada, France, Mexico, Chile, and more to schedule regular mobile recharges through trusted global partners such as Ding, Prepay Nation, Boss Revolution, Idealtel, and DT One.
This automation ensures that prepaid accounts never run out of credit, eliminating the stress of manual recharges and time zone coordination.
Users can configure the top-up frequency—weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly—using supported mobile apps or partner websites. All transactions are securely processed and users can monitor their top-up history through these platforms.
Supporting Haitian Diaspora with Peace of Mind
This new service is particularly beneficial for members of the Haitian diaspora who consistently support their families back home. By leveraging recurring top-ups, they can guarantee their loved ones remain connected, especially in emergencies or for daily communication.
“Recurring international top-up is another step in Natcom’s mission to simplify global connectivity and support the Haitian community abroad,” said a NATCOM spokesperson. “We aim to offer services that not only connect people but also reduce friction in their lives.”
About NATCOM
Founded in 2011 as a joint venture between Viettel Group and the Haitian government, NATCOM is Haiti’s leading telecommunications provider. With a commitment to technological innovation, social impact, and customer satisfaction, NATCOM delivers comprehensive solutions across voice, data, and mobile financial services.
For more information, visit www.natcom.com.ht
