In a significant move towards simplifying financial transparency, Dubai residents can now view their credit score and full credit report directly through the DubaiNow app, thanks to a new partnership with the Etihad Credit Bureau (ECB). This integration is part of ongoing efforts to deliver smarter, citizen-centric digital services in line with the UAE’s long-term vision for digital governance.
The update allows users to check their personal credit data in real-time, without navigating multiple platforms or submitting lengthy requests. With the addition of this service, DubaiNow reinforces its position as a one-stop digital platform for essential services.
Making financial data more accessible to the public
The introduction of this feature means residents no longer need to visit a separate portal or contact the credit bureau directly. Instead, they can now log in to DubaiNow, select the relevant service, authenticate using their Emirates ID, and instantly retrieve their latest credit information.
The integration aligns with national initiatives promoting greater financial literacy and responsibility. Instant credit report access helps users make smarter choices on loans, cards, and investments.
How to check your credit score through DubaiNow
Using the new credit score feature is quick and straightforward. Here’s how residents can access their information:
- Download or update the DubaiNow app via your mobile device.
- Log in using your UAE Pass credentials or registered mobile number.
- Navigate to the Financial Services section and tap on Credit Score.
- Authenticate your Emirates ID for secure access.
- Instantly view your credit score and full report on-screen.
No paperwork or redirects—just one of the easiest ways to access financial data in the UAE today.
better financial planning for all
For many residents, understanding one’s credit score can seem like a complicated or delayed task. The Etihad Credit Bureau–DubaiNow tie-up makes credit access easier, promoting financial awareness.
This development also reduces dependency on bank requests or paid third-party services, empowering individuals to take a more active role in their financial wellbeing. As credit scores play an increasingly important role in UAE life—from tenancy applications to business loans—this move signals a progressive shift in how public services are delivered.
Dubai’s embrace of smart government services continues to set a global benchmark. Real-time credit data access boosts convenience, builds financial literacy, and puts residents in control of their finances.
Experts urge residents to check credit scores often—especially before big purchases—to stay financially ready in a fast-changing city.
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