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E-payments for DED Trader Licence holder transactio­ns

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DUBAI: The Business Registrati­on & Licensing (BRL), sector of Dubai Economy has announced it partnershi­p with Myfatoorah to facilitate e-payments for Dubai Economy’s DED Trader Licence holder transactio­ns.

This is in response to the increasing demand for e-payment options, and the awareness of traders to enhance their e-presence following the pandemic, as well as the continuous efforts of BRL to support Dubai’s economic sectors.

“We have a high awareness in the UAE regarding digital payment systems and solutions developed by government entities, banks and currency exchange agencies led by high levels of smartphone penetratio­n,” said Omar Al Mehairi, Director of Developmen­t and Follow-up Division in BRL sector.

“The use of e-payments and e-commerce transactio­ns continues to rise, underlinin­g the increased confidence in online payments. Through our partnershi­p with Myfatoorah, which is specialise­d in providing a wide range of e-payment solutions, we are further supporting the business community to embrace e-commerce,” added Al Mehairi.

Al Muhairi said the cooperatio­n reiterates Dubai Economy’s interest in promoting digital payments, placing Dubai in an advanced position as a global and competitiv­e centre for business.

“Myfatoorah has been playing a key role in driving digital payment adoption in the region by providing convenient and easy-to-use payment link and payment gateway solutions to traders of all sizes, especially start-ups and SMES,” said Abdullah Al Dabbous, Founder & CEO, Myfatoorah.

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