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Dubai Chambers has entered into a strategic partnership with fintech platform Qashio to improve financial management, expense automation, and access to working capital for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Dubai.
Dubai Chambers has partnered with UAE-based spend management and embedded finance platform Qashio to enhance financial access and digital tools for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The collaboration aims to strengthen Dubai’s business ecosystem and improve the competitiveness of the private sector.
Under the partnership framework, Dubai’s SME community will gain access to digital corporate cards, automated expense management systems, and simplified working capital solutions. These tools are designed to reduce manual financial processes, improve governance, and increase real-time visibility of business spending.
According to projections by the UAE Ministry of Economy, more than one million SMEs are expected to operate in the country by 2030. Through this initiative, Qashio will offer Dubai Chamber of Commerce members instantly issued corporate cards, real-time spend tracking, automated controls, and structured payment cycles. The platform also provides embedded financing options to help businesses optimise cash flow and improve financial flexibility.
Armin Moradi, Founder and CEO of Qashio, highlighted the importance of the collaboration, stating that Dubai Chambers plays a key role in supporting SME growth. He noted that the partnership combines institutional support with fintech innovation to reduce operational barriers and help businesses scale efficiently.
In addition to financial tools, Dubai Chambers and Qashio will jointly organise workshops, educational programmes, and awareness initiatives focused on financial automation, responsible credit usage, and digital adoption. Special onboarding incentives will also be introduced to encourage SMEs to transition to modern financial management systems.
The partnership reflects the region’s growing shift toward digital financial services, as businesses increasingly seek alternatives to traditional banking models to enhance efficiency, transparency, and access to capital.
