Dubai Chambers has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the financial technology company “noqodi” to develop digital payment solutions for the services it provides to the business community.
The agreement comes as part of the chambers’ efforts to support the ‘Cashless Dubai’ strategy, which aims to enable seamless and secure digital payment solutions across the public and private sectors.
Under the terms of the agreement, Dubai Chambers will appoint Noqodi as the primary provider of digital payment solutions across all its services.
Zahi Kallab GM – noqodi
“We are thrilled to announce a pioneering partnership between noqodi and Dubai Chambers, set to transform payment solutions and significantly enhance community support, driving its evolution. noqodi is committed to creating a seamless, paperless, and community-focused environment that advances sustainability practices. This collaboration will streamline digital transactions, making them faster, easier, and more secure. Through this partnership, noqodi reinforces its dedication to spearhead in payment technologies and support Dubai Chambers transition to a more efficient and interconnected future.”
Further, the company will offer a variety of payment options that contribute to enhancing customer experience and improving the efficiency of digital payment transactions while ensuring the highest standards of data protection.
Khalid Al Jarwan, Vice President of Operations and acting Vice President of Digital and Commercial Sectors at Dubai Chambers, commented that, “We are committed to continuously enhancing the quality of services provided across all business sectors to reinforce the emirate’s position as a leading global hub for trade and investments. Developing digital payment channels in collaboration with Noqodi will further advance our drive to support the ease of doing business in Dubai.”
