Dubai Customs, a government entity overseeing the emirate’s trade gateways, said on Dec. 7 that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Binance to advance blockchain-enabled customs and digital payment capabilities.

The announcement states:

The MoU marks a new step in expanding digital payment capabilities by integrating crypto-assets into commercial and logistical transactions.

The agreement, signed during Binance Blockchain Week 2025, outlines plans to strengthen automation, enhance cross-border payment options, and support a more agile trade environment. His Excellency Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem said, “Dubai continues to strengthen its position as a key player in the global digital economy,” noting that the partnership aligns with the emirate’s ambitions in fintech and smart payments.

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His Excellency Dr. Abdulla Busenad explained:

This agreement reflects our strategy to accelerate comprehensive digital transformation and redefine customs procedures to be smarter and aligned with the global economy.

Binance CEO Richard Teng added that the collaboration will “jointly launch innovative solutions capable of making a tangible difference in the customs sector locally and globally.” The initiative is expected to streamline import–export operations, reduce transaction costs, and increase transparency through blockchain technologies, supporting SMEs and attracting new investment while reinforcing Dubai’s role in shaping future-ready digital trade infrastructure.

• What does the Dubai Customs–Binance MoU aim to improve?
  It focuses on enhancing blockchain-enabled customs processes and expanding digital payment capabilities.
• How will crypto-assets be used in Dubai’s trade system?
  They will be integrated into commercial and logistical transactions to support quicker, more efficient payments.
• What benefits are expected for import–export operations?
  The initiative aims to reduce costs, boost transparency and streamline cross-border processes.
• Why is the partnership significant for Dubai’s digital economy?
  It aligns with the emirate’s strategy to strengthen fintech leadership and build future-ready trade infrastructure.

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