Sharjah Finance Department has rolled out a new postpaid payment service in collaboration with Tabby, giving residents the ability to access government services immediately and settle payments over time. This upgrade reflects Sharjah’s broader push toward smarter financial systems and digital transformation, where convenience, flexibility, and user experience take center stage. The integration allows residents to complete essential tasks such as renewing licenses or paying fees with far less financial strain. It also places Sharjah among the few regional governments adopting private-sector fintech models to streamline public services, which is a strong signal of how quickly digital finance is becoming mainstream in the GCC region.

For Tabby, this partnership opens the door to a new type of customer base: individuals who interact with government channels regularly and seek smoother payment flows. It also strengthens the company’s credibility by tying its services to regulated, high-trust institutions. As consumer demand for flexible payments continues to rise, the partnership sets a new benchmark for what residents can expect from future government platforms. The move may inspire other emirates and ministries to explore similar integrations, creating a ripple effect across the region’s public-sector fintech adoption.