Dubai Chambers has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with fintech company Noqodi to advance digital payment solutions for its business services. This partnership aligns with the ‘Cashless Dubai’ initiative, which aims to streamline secure, cashless payments across public and private sectors.
Under the agreement, Dubai Chambers has appointed Noqodi as the primary provider for digital payments across all its services. Noqodi will offer a variety of payment options designed to enhance the customer experience and improve digital transaction efficiency, with a strong emphasis on data protection.
Khalid Al Jarwan, Vice President of Operations and acting Vice President of Digital and Commercial Sectors at Dubai Chambers, expressed the organization’s commitment to improving service quality across sectors to strengthen Dubai’s status as a global hub for trade and investment. “Developing digital payment channels in collaboration with Noqodi will further support the ease of doing business in Dubai,” he stated.
Noqodi’s General Manager, Zahi Kallab, highlighted that this partnership simplifies digital payments and promotes sustainability by making transactions faster, more accessible, and more secure.
