UAE Government Payments Now Support Aani and Jaywan
The UAE government payments system has taken another step towards digital transformation as the Ministry of Finance introduced Aani and Jaywan as new payment options for federal service fees and fines.
The move aims to make government transactions faster, more secure and easier for residents, businesses and visitors.
With the update, users can pay eligible federal service fees through the Ministry of Finance’s digital platforms using Aani, the UAE’s instant payment platform, or Jaywan, the country’s domestic card scheme.
The new payment methods are designed to offer greater convenience while supporting the UAE’s vision of a modern, cashless economy. Aani allows users to make instant transfers using mobile numbers, QR codes or other simple payment identifiers, reducing the need for lengthy bank details.
Jaywan, launched as the UAE’s national card scheme, provides a secure and locally developed payment option that supports everyday transactions across the country.
The Ministry of Finance said adding these payment channels will improve the customer experience by offering faster and more flexible ways to complete UAE government payments.
The initiative also strengthens the country’s digital financial infrastructure and supports wider efforts to enhance public services through technology. The latest update reflects the UAE’s continued investment in digital innovation, with government entities increasingly adopting smart payment solutions to simplify services and improve accessibility.
Officials expect the expanded payment options to make federal services more efficient while encouraging the wider use of secure digital payment methods across the UAE.
