New Partnerships Aim to Expand UAE Digital Payment Options
Financial technology company Pay10 has announced several strategic partnerships and commercial agreements during the Dubai FinTech Summit 2026, held on November 2 and 3. The collaborations involve businesses across education, retail, food and beverages, and specialised commerce. Partners include GEMS, Jumbo Electronics, Bikanervala, Allday, Just Gold and Save In Gold. The initiative aims to make digital payments more accessible for consumers and businesses. It also supports the UAE’s wider move towards faster and more connected financial services.
Payment Services Expand Across Different Business Sectors
Some of the partnerships are already operational, with payment solutions deployed at GEMS, Bikanervala, Allday and Just Gold. The collaboration with GEMS and Jumbo Electronics is intended to improve payment convenience and collection processes in education and retail. Pay10’s platform brings together several options, including card payments, QR transactions, payment links and account-based transfers. Merchants can also access digital payout services and payment acceptance tools. These services are designed to support different business requirements and simplify everyday transactions.
MoUs Focus on Open Finance and Merchant Payments
Pay10 has also signed memoranda of understanding with Yalla Financial Solutions and TotalPay to explore additional financial technology opportunities. The proposed collaboration with Yalla will examine how customers can add money to digital wallets directly through supported bank accounts using Open Finance. Meanwhile, TotalPay will gain access to Pay10’s merchant payment acceptance services through its technology platform. These arrangements are expected to create more payment choices for businesses. Further integrations will depend on the development of the respective partnerships.
Supporting the UAE’s Digital Financial Infrastructure
Pay10’s expansion plans are aligned with the Central Bank of the UAE’s Financial Infrastructure Transformation Programme. Its platform connects services such as Aani instant payments, Jaywan domestic card infrastructure and Open Finance. The company aims to improve payment connectivity, support financial inclusion and make transactions more efficient for consumers and merchants. Pay10 leadership says the partnerships reflect growing interest in its integrated payment model. The company is also working on further agreements and product integrations to expand its services in the UAE and other markets.
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