The UAE finance ministry has teamed up with Tabby to let citizens split government fees and penalties into monthly chunks through buy-now-pay-later mechanics, marking the first time federal authorities have embraced installment models for public obligations. Tabby fronts the full sum to agencies while customers repay under preset schedules, with commissions charged only when the deferred option is selected.
Officials framed the arrangement as a dual win, smoothing revenue flows for ministries while granting residents breathing room on lump-sum demands. The move builds on wider federal ambitions to digitize transactions, widen financial access and modernize collection infrastructure across electronic payment networks nationwide.
Officials framed the arrangement as a dual win, smoothing revenue flows for ministries while granting residents breathing room on lump-sum demands. The move builds on wider federal ambitions to digitize transactions, widen financial access and modernize collection infrastructure across electronic payment networks nationwide.
