Abu Dhabi Now Accepts Stablecoin Payments for Court Fees
- Abu Dhabi courts now accept AE Coin stablecoin for legal service payments.
- AE Coin adoption grows across UAE sectors, including transport and aviation.
- UAE accelerates blockchain integration with new AEDC stablecoin in development.
The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has become the first government institution in the Middle East to accept cryptocurrency, allowing residents to pay for court-related services using the regulated UAE stablecoin.
The move allows for the settlement of judicial and legal service fees using AE Coin through the secure AEC Wallet, and it follows a partnership between the ADJD and Al Maryah Bank. According to ADJD Undersecretary Yousef Saeed Al Abri, the new system supports the department’s digital transformation goals.
AE Coin adoption is expanding across the UAE
This integration into the justice system is part of a wider, coordinated rollout of the AE Coin stablecoin across key sectors in the UAE. In June, the Integrated Transport Center began allowing passengers to use AE Coin for public transport fares, and airline Air Arabia also recently introduced it as a payment option for booking flights.
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Abu Dhabi Now Accepts Stablecoin Payments for Court Fees
- Abu Dhabi courts now accept AE Coin stablecoin for legal service payments.
- AE Coin adoption grows across UAE sectors, including transport and aviation.
- UAE accelerates blockchain integration with new AEDC stablecoin in development.
The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has become the first government institution in the Middle East to accept cryptocurrency, allowing residents to pay for court-related services using the regulated UAE stablecoin.
The move allows for the settlement of judicial and legal service fees using AE Coin through the secure AEC Wallet, and it follows a partnership between the ADJD and Al Maryah Bank. According to ADJD Undersecretary Yousef Saeed Al Abri, the new system supports the department’s digital transformation goals.
AE Coin adoption is expanding across the UAE
This integration into the justice system is part of a wider, coordinated rollout of the AE Coin stablecoin across key sectors in the UAE. In June, the Integrated Transport Center began allowing passengers to use AE Coin for public transport fares, and airline Air Arabia also recently introduced it as a payment option for booking flights.
Related: Air Arabia and M…
The post Abu Dhabi Now Accepts Stablecoin Payments for Court Fees appeared first on Coin Edition.
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