Checkout.com has announced a strategic partnership with du Pay, one of the UAE’s fastest-growing fintech platforms. The collaboration aims to strengthen digital payments infrastructure and enhance financial accessibility across the UAE.
du Pay will now leverage Checkout.com’s robust and scalable platform to power its core offerings. These include wallet top-ups and other financial services. As a result, du Pay will be able to deliver faster, more secure, and more reliable digital transactions to its users.
The partnership was revealed as part of du Pay’s ongoing efforts to expand digital financial inclusion. According to the company, integrating Checkout.com’s unified platform will streamline complex backend payment flows through a single API.
This integration is expected to provide the technical foundation for rapid scaling. It also supports du Pay’s commitment to offering seamless user experiences across its platform.
The partnership also reinforces du Pay’s mission to serve underbanked and underserved communities. These users rely on efficient digital tools for their everyday payments and money transfers.
Nicolas Levi, CEO of du Pay, reported that the company is focused on building a platform that prioritizes user needs. He stated, “As we scale our services to meet growing demand, we need a payment partner with guaranteed performance, speed, and reliability. Checkout.com offers the quality and scalability we need to operate without compromise.”
Levi added that local expertise also made Checkout.com the right choice to support du Pay’s next phase of growth. He emphasized that the partnership brings the company closer to a more inclusive and equitable financial system.
Guillaume Pousaz, CEO and Founder of Checkout.com, also shared his views. He said, “We’re proud to support du Pay as they scale their innovative platform and continue to break down barriers to financial access in the UAE.”
He further noted that du Pay’s mission to simplify financial transactions aligns closely with Checkout.com’s goal of helping businesses and communities thrive in the digital economy.
Both companies reported that this partnership marks a significant step forward in enabling accessible, high-performance digital payments in the region.
