With the use of fingerprint identification, users can easily and securely access the mikvah without the need for physical cards or tokens. For regular customers, a smart card option is available, which can be loaded in several ways such as charging by the Balan, loading by a clerk, or self-loading on the self-payment machine stand on entry.

The Mikvah system also supports two subscription types – an accumulated value subscription and a monthly subscription. With the accumulated value subscription, users can accumulate value on their card and use it for multiple visits, while the monthly subscription provides access for a fixed monthly fee.

One of the unique features of our system is its ability to work according to the months of the Hebrew calendar, including leap years. It can also operate with different prices, including unlimited, and provide the flexibility to open or close at predetermined times, additional entries for Fridays and holiday eves, special times

The system also allows for a different price or discount for each subscriber, each client’s group limits hours, and the option to limit the number of entries per day and re-entry time limit. In addition, payment options are flexible, including currency mechanism, banknote mechanism, and credit payment, with the amount to be paid displayed on the computer screen.

At Safer, we have extensive experience in payment points and have developed the Mikvah system with a deep understanding of the needs of mikvah owners and users. Our payment points are already widely used across the country, and we are confident that the Mikava system will be a reliable and efficient solution for mikvah management.