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29/10/2025 03:36 AST
du Pay and talabat rolled out a joint digital wallet designed specifically for delivery riders. It's the first partnership of its kind between a licensed digital wallet provider and a major food and parcel delivery platform in the UAE.
The wallet lets riders receive salaries instantly, pay bills, send money home, and top up mobile balances - all from one app. It removes the need for cash while helping riders manage daily expenses and remittances more efficiently.
Because du Pay operates under the Central Bank of the UAE's licence, every transaction runs through a secure, regulated system. Users can transfer funds locally or internationally at competitive rates, with fast-pay features that make getting paid as simple as tapping a screen.
Fewer cash-handling risks
For many riders who rely on quick access to earnings, this can mean shorter waits, lower transfer fees, and fewer cash-handling risks.
A talabat spokesperson said the move aims to "improve financial wellbeing and job satisfaction" for riders - a critical workforce across the UAE's growing delivery economy.
The collaboration also aligns with the country's goal of going fully cashless by 2026. du Pay and talabat plan to expand the service with new financial tools tailored to delivery staff and other blue-collar workers, making digital payments part of everyday life for those who keep the UAE moving.
Gulfnews
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Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company PJSC (du) on Thursday reported a solid financial and operational performance for the third quarter of 2025, underpinned by strong commercial momentum, d
Khaleej Times
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Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company PJSC (du) on Thursday reported a solid financial and operational performance for the third quarter of 2025, underpinned by strong commercial momentum, d
Khaleej Times
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Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (du) on Monday announced the final offer price of Dh9.20 per share for its secondary public offering.
The shares were offered by Mamoura Divers
Khaleej Times
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05/12/2025
The first phase of oil giant Aramco's Jafurah gas plant is complete and production has begun with a capacity of 450 million cubic feet per day, the Saudi finance ministry said on Tuesday.
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Trade Arabia
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