Dubai Government Adds New Tabby Payment Option On DubaiPay

Dubai Government, represented by Digital Dubai and the Department of Finance, has announced the integration of Tabby into DubaiPay, the unified platform for service providers and government entities.

This development enables users in the UAE, including citizens, residents, and visitors, to access deferred payment services on a 24/7 basis.

The integration offers flexible payment options, enhancing customer convenience and providing more control over financial commitments.

Tabby on DubaiPay

Tabby joins various other payment methods available on DubaiPay, such as credit cards, direct debit cards, smart wallets, online banking services, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

This expansion strengthens DubaiPay’s role as a comprehensive payment solution and supports Digital Dubai’s vision to advance the emirate’s digital economy.

“The deferred payment services initiative strengthens efforts to advance the digital financial infrastructure and fosters collaboration among government entities to deliver a seamless and integrated government services system. The launch of deferred payment services through the DubaiPay platform marks another step toward realising Dubai’s vision of offering innovative solutions that cater to customer needs while supporting the sustainability of public finances. This initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to enhancing customer convenience, in line with Dubai’s goal of becoming one of the world’s smartest cities,” Abdulrahman Saleh Al Saleh, Director General of the Government of Dubai’s Department of Finance said.

DubaiPay supports various payment methods, ensuring compliance with international standards such as PCI DSS and ISO 27001.

The system is designed to facilitate digital transactions across multiple channels, including mobile phones, websites, kiosks, and smart devices.

“Tabby’s integration into the DubaiPay platform marks a significant milestone in our digital transformation journey, making financial transactions more seamless for individuals and businesses alike. This step underscores the vital role of public-private partnerships in embedding digital transformation as both a culture and a practice on a broad scale, in line with the leadership’s vision to evolve from digital government to a fully integrated digital society,” Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori, Director-General of Digital Dubai added.

The deferred payment mechanism allows users to select the service they wish to pay for, choose Tabby as a payment option, and split their payment into four monthly instalments.

Customers verify their identity through a one-time password to access their account data on Tabby.

The DubaiPay platform is a crucial component of the Digital Dubai Strategy, which aims to digitise life in the emirate and strengthen its digital economy.

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