Dubai is seeking to transition to “fully digital, cashless society” with the goal of achieving 90% of public and private sector transactions to to be cashless by 2026 by introducing new digital payment channels across official platforms to support this goal

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Amna Mohammed Lootah, director of digital payment systems regulation, said the city aims to “power 90% of financial transactions across both the public and private sectors through cashless methods by 2026.”
The partnership aligns with the Dubai Cashless Strategy, which aims to transition 90% of public and private sector transactions to cashless methods by 2026.
Amna Mohammed Lootah, director of digital payment systems regulation, stated that Dubai’s plan is for 90% of financial transactions across the public and private sectors to be powered through cashless methods by 2026.