Home Industry Finance Abu Dhabi’s ADDED introduces easy payment plan for business owners The agreement signed between ADDED and FAB, ADCB, CBD and ADIB will help credit card holders pay the charges for ADDED’s services in installments by Gulf Business May 3, 2022 The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) has signed a deal with First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), Commercial Bank of Dubai (CBD), and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) to provide an ‘easy payment plan’ service, enabling credit card holders issued by these banks to pay the charges for the services provided by ADDED in installments ranging from three to 12 months. This service has been introduced to support business owners and ensure ease of doing business in the emirate. According to the Abu Dhabi Media Office, ADDED’s recent initiatives include reduction of requirements to set up a business by 71.3 per cent, with fees to issue and renew licenses reduced by over 94 per cent as part of the ‘Investor Journey’ programme, which aim to improve ease of doing business and strengthen Abu Dhabi status as a preferred global destination for business and investments. Ibrahim Al Mosa, executive director of the corporate support services sector at ADDED, said, “We are committed to provide best conditions for our customers and business community in Abu Dhabi. We have signed these agreements with leading UAE banks and will enlarge base of banks providing this service”. “Liquidity management is very important to businesses and easy payment plans provides a good opportunity to business owners, particularly micro and small enterprises, to settle fees and charges of commercial and industrial licenses and other ADDED’s services in installments,” said Al Mosa. The easy payment plan enables ADDED’s customers to pay fees of issuing and renewing commercial and industrial licenses and other services by credit cards in ADDED centers or digital channels and then dividing them into installments ranging from 3 to 12 months with minimum value of Dhs1,000 for services provided. Tags Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Commercial Bank of Dubai First Abu Dhabi Bank 0 Comments You might also like FAB’s EOSB funds secure initial approval from MOHRE, SCA Abu Dhabi: FAB reports Dhs12.9bn in net profit for Jan-Sept ’24 Abu Dhabi wealth fund ADQ sells $2bn bond UAE’s ADIB posts Dhs3.03bn in half-year net profit