Agree. Deliver.
Get paid.
Agree B2B milestone payments in the UAE, with funds held by a bank until buyer confirmation.
- 1. Equipment deliveryAED 15,000
- 2. Installation completeAED 10,000
Agree payment before committing to the work
A buyer wants the agreed goods or services before the supplier is paid. A supplier wants the funds in place before committing stock or time. A business deal can stall when neither side is comfortable going first.
PaySec connects the agreement with funds held by a bank. Both parties agree the deal and any payment milestones. The buyer transfers the agreed funds to the bank, where they are held.
The seller completes the work, and the buyer confirms completion through PaySec. PaySec sends the release instruction to the bank. The bank pays the seller under the agreed terms.
From agreement to payment
Agree.
Both parties agree the deal, the amount and any payment milestones through PaySec.
Fund.
The buyer transfers the agreed funds from their existing bank account to the bank. The bank holds the funds.
Deliver.
The seller completes the agreed work. The buyer confirms completion through PaySec.
Get paid.
PaySec sends the release instruction to the bank. The bank releases payment to the seller's existing bank account under the agreed terms.
The overview of how PaySec works explains each party's role in this process. The agreement remains the reference for the work and the amount.
Example of a Dubai equipment order
A Dubai business orders office equipment for AED 25,000. Both parties agree AED 15,000 for delivery and AED 10,000 for installation. The buyer transfers the agreed funds to the bank.
The bank holds those funds while the supplier completes the order. The buyer confirms completion of each agreed stage through PaySec. The bank releases the corresponding payment after receiving the release instruction.
For business purchases and service contracts
PaySec serves UAE businesses buying and supplying goods or services. Businesses in corporate services, IT and general trading can connect agreed work stages with supplier payments. Our industry examples show how these stages can reflect different engagements.
Startups buying equipment or commissioning software can structure their business purchases in the same way. Licensed freelancers with a UAE freelance permit can agree service work with business clients. Each transaction starts with the scope and payment terms both sides accept.
Choose payment terms that fit the deal
Advance payment, credit terms and post-dated cheques place different commitments on the buyer and supplier. PaySec connects agreed work with funds held by a bank. Completion confirmation leads to the instruction for payment release.
Our comparison of business payment methods explains the differences in who pays first and what supports payment. Use the arrangement that fits your contract and both businesses' cash needs.
Questions before your first deal
Who holds the funds?
The bank holds the agreed funds transferred by the buyer. PaySec provides the technology platform connecting the deal, completion confirmation and bank instruction.
Can we keep our existing bank accounts?
Yes. Buyers pay from their existing bank accounts. Sellers receive payment into their existing bank accounts.
Can a deal have separate payment milestones?
The buyer and seller can agree stages that match the work or deliveries. The agreement identifies the amount for each stage.
When is payment released?
The buyer confirms completion through PaySec. PaySec sends the release instruction, and the bank pays the seller under the agreed terms.
Discuss your next business agreement
Tell us what you are buying or supplying and where agreed payment stages would help.