Emirates NBD launches automated payment solution for civil aviation authority

Shayne Nelson Group Chief Executive Officer Emirates NBD
Shayne Nelson Group Chief Executive Officer - Emirates NBD
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Emirates NBD has entered into a partnership with the UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to implement a fully automated payment solution through its Host-to-Host (H2H) platform. The collaboration is aimed at automating and streamlining all digital transactions conducted by the GCAA with its network of aviation clients, suppliers, and partners in a secure environment.

The H2H system, developed by Emirates NBD’s Transaction Banking Services department, will help support the GCAA’s strategy to advance digital innovation and reduce reliance on paper-based processes. The platform allows for instant connectivity and secure automated payments, eliminating manual procedures and enhancing the security of transactions throughout each stage.

This new service is part of an ongoing effort to integrate advanced payment solutions within UAE federal entities. The implementation follows extensive planning and testing between Emirates NBD and GCAA experts. By adopting this system, the GCAA expects to improve operational efficiency across its activities supporting the UAE aviation sector.

Ahmed Al Qassim, Group Head of Wholesale Banking at Emirates NBD, said: “Emirates NBD’s partnership with the General Civil Aviation Authority is another example of key stakeholders seeking out our established and trusted expertise as the go-to leaders in financial technology solutions. A landmark collaboration, it paves the way for new and exciting opportunities for Emirates NBD to support and enable an industry that is a critical driver of the UAE’s economic engine and long-term vision. Through the integration of our H2H platform within the GCAA’s payments infrastructure, we’re not only enhancing business operations, but helping to supercharge the GCAA’s ongoing strategy of digitization, optimization, and innovation.”

Omar Bin Ghaleb, Deputy Director General of the GCAA, stated: “As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance the digital infrastructure of the General Civil Aviation Authority and to streamline our services for greater efficiency, we are constantly seeking innovative solutions that align with our strategic goals. Our partnership with Emirates NBD marks a significant step in this direction, helping us to achieve greater efficiencies across our payments ecosystem and benefiting our work throughout the UAE’s rapidly expanding aviation industry. This collaboration represents a unique proposition that empowers us to meet our automation and digitization targets. The adoption of the H2H digital payment platform also supports the long-term development of robust connections with key institutions and clients, both in the UAE and beyond.”

The initiative aligns with broader efforts among government entities in Dubai to adopt digital solutions aimed at increasing efficiency through automation.



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