Resolve the payment questions before committing
A buyer needs to know what they are paying for. A seller needs to know how completed work will be accepted. These questions matter before either side commits money or resources.
PaySec connects the agreement and delivery evidence for UAE businesses. Customer payments are secured in a bank. Both parties follow the terms they accepted for the deal.
Example of a Dubai service contract
A Dubai business agrees an AED 15,000 service engagement. The digital contract identifies the deliverable and the evidence the buyer will review. The seller completes the work and submits that proof.
The buyer confirms completion through PaySec. PaySec sends the release instruction to the bank. The bank releases payment to the seller under the agreed terms.
Common questions
What is PaySec?
PaySec is a UAE technology platform for business agreements and delivery-linked payments. Buyers and sellers agree a digital contract. The customer payment is secured in a bank, and payment follows the agreed delivery terms.
Can startups use PaySec?
Startups can use PaySec for business purchases and service agreements, such as software development, equipment supply and professional services.
Can I use my existing bank account?
Yes. Buyers and sellers use their existing bank accounts. Buyers pay from their own account, and sellers receive payment into their own account.
Can a licensed freelancer sell through PaySec?
Yes. Licensed freelancers with a UAE freelance permit are sellers on the platform. Their digital contracts define the service and the evidence the business client will review.
How is payment released?
The buyer confirms completion through PaySec. PaySec sends the release instruction to the bank, which pays the seller under the agreed terms.
What proof should the seller provide?
The parties agree the evidence for their deal. Examples include a signed delivery note, a completion report or a service document matching the promised work.
The overview explains how PaySec works from agreement to payment. Our industry examples cover different service engagements and supplier orders.