Salik Recharge In Dubai: Complete Guide To Top-Up Methods & Fines

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) introduced the Salik system to manage traffic congestion efficiently on Dubai’s highways. This toll system has significantly improved traffic flow across the city while also encouraging the use of public transport. Beyond easing road congestion, RTA has ensured that recharging a Salik account is simple and hassle-free by offering multiple recharge methods.

With several options available, motorists can top up their Salik balance conveniently, avoiding unnecessary delays. This guide explores all the online and offline methods for Salik recharge in Dubai. Recently RTA has revised the pricing for Salik in Dubai—check this linked article for more details. 

Before recharging, check your Salik account balance to ensure you have enough credit to pass through toll gates. If the balance is low, top up your account using any of the following methods:

You can recharge your Salik account using a Salik recharge card or a credit card, depending on the channel you choose. Here are the methods available:

Recharge cards are one of the easiest ways to add credit to your Salik account. These are available in AED 50, AED 100, and AED 200 denominations and can be used via call, SMS, or the Salik website.

Smart kiosks to recharge salik are available in the following key locations:

Many banks in Dubai offer Salik recharge through various channels such as ATMs, SMS, mobile banking, IVR, and CDMs. Some banks also provide auto top-up services, but you must confirm availability with your bank.

Confirm with your bank, as available recharge options may change.

There are two ways to top up Salik online:

Note: Minimum recharge: AED 50 | Maximum: AED 50,000 (in multiples of 50).

The RTA Dubai App allows users to perform all account-related transactions with ease.

By using the most convenient recharge method, motorists can ensure smooth travel across Dubai’s roads without interruptions. Stay updated with the latest Salik recharge options by checking the official RTA website or using RTA’s smart applications.

You can recharge your Salik account through various methods, including the Salik website, RTA Dubai App, Dubai Now App, Careem App, self-service machines, SMS, and the Salik Call Centre.

The minimum recharge amount is AED 50, and the maximum is AED 50,000 per transaction. Recharge amounts should be in multiples of 50.

Yes, you can recharge another person’s Salik account if you have their account number and PIN or their mobile number and plate number. This can be done through the Salik website, Smart Salik App, or by contacting the Salik Call Centre.

Yes, when recharging through SMS, a service fee of 30 fils will be deducted by the mobile operator.

You can check your Salik balance through the Salik website, RTA Dubai App, Dubai Now App, or by calling the Salik Call Centre at 800 SALIK (72545).

If you pass through a toll gate with insufficient balance, you have a grace period of five working days to recharge your account. Failure to do so will result in a violation of AED 50 incurred each day per vehicle.

Yes, some banks offer auto top-up services for Salik accounts. You need to confirm with your bank whether they provide this service.

Salik recharge cards can be purchased through petrol stations (Enoc, Adnoc, and Emarat) and e-vouchers through Axiom Telecom and their authorized partners.

The Smart Salik App was discontinued in December 2021. Salik services are now available on the RTA Dubai and other smart channels.

You can update your mobile number through the RTA Dubai App, Salik website, or by calling the Salik Call Centre at 800 SALIK (72545).

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