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Dubai Government Opens Door to Accepting Crypto for Service Fees

  • On May 12, during the Dubai FinTech Summit, Dubai’s Department of Finance formalized an agreement with Crypto.com to enable the use of cryptocurrencies for settling fees associated with government services.
  • The agreement supports Dubai's Cashless Strategy, aiming to shift over 90% of financial transactions to digital methods by 2026, aligning with the vision of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
  • Crypto.com, licensed by Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, will enable seamless payment via digital wallets, converting cryptocurrencies to Emirati dirhams for government accounts.
  • Officials stated the strategy could add at least AED 8 billion annually to Dubai's economy and described the initiative as a "truly global first programme" in digital government payments.
  • The partnership represents a significant milestone in promoting Dubai’s financial innovation, supporting the city’s goal to become a leading center for digital financial services and cutting-edge fintech development.
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Nairobi Wire broke the news in Nairobi, Kenya on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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