Dubai now allows residents, businesses and visitors to pay government service fees using global digital wallets — including Apple Pay, Google Pay, WeChat Pay and more — as part of its push to become a fully cashless, digitally inclusive city.
Expatriates in the UAE are rapidly moving away from traditional money exchange counters and embracing digital remittance platforms. Faster transfers, 24/7 convenience, and enhanced security are driving this change, with mobile apps and online banking becoming the preferred tools for sending money home.
Read MoreExpatriates in the UAE are rapidly moving away from traditional money exchange counters and embracing digital remittance platforms. Faster transfers, 24/7 convenience, and enhanced security are driving this change, with mobile apps and online banking becoming the preferred tools for sending money home.
Read MoreThe UAE has launched Aani, an instant payments platform that allows residents to transfer money using only a mobile number. With transactions completed within 10 seconds, the system offers a fast, secure, and convenient way for individuals and businesses to send funds across the country without needing traditional bank account details.
Read MoreNPCI International has expanded UPI acceptance across the UAE, enabling real-time digital payments for Indian travelers. In partnership with UAE regulators and payment providers, UPI is now supported in key sectors like retail, hospitality, and transport—strengthening cross-border financial ties and supporting the UAE’s cashless economy goals.
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