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Foreign investment in Dubai property reached AED 148 billion in Q1 2026, up 26%. What the numbers show about where buyers come from and how they pay.
Non-residents can usually open a UAE savings account, not a current account. What banks ask for, how long it takes, and why approval is never guaranteed
Dubai transfers require manager's cheques in AED. A buyer holding crypto has neither a UAE account nor cleared funds. How that gap actually gets closed.
Commodity trade settlement is how payment moves between buyer and seller in a physical trade. How it works in the GCC, what it costs, and where it breaks
CoinDesk carried ARP Digital's analysis that institutional selling had flipped to buying, with spot ETF inflows at their strongest stretch since May.
Remittance settlement runs on three rails: correspondent banking, SWIFT messaging, and direct digital asset settlement. How each differs on cost and capital.
A remittance is a cross-border transfer of funds by a worker to their home country. How settlement actually works for GCC exchange houses and PSPs.
ARP Digital secures a VARA Broker-Dealer licence in Dubai, extending its regulated GCC footprint alongside its CBB Category 3 licence in Bahrain.
What the DMCC-Tether MoU means for GCC commodity traders, dual licensing, gold tokenisation, and stablecoin rails replacing SWIFT settlement.
Western banks are withdrawing trade finance from GCC commodity flows. Why it's happening, what stablecoin settlement offers, and what compliant alternatives exist in 2026.
