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UAE Government recognizes Lleida.net as the first private entity to become Blockchain enabled UAE Pass Service Provider, the National Digital ID system promoted by the UAE government. Companies requiring to sign electronic contracts with the country's citizens and residents in a registered and reliable way will be able to do so using Lleida.net's technology, which Emirates Post, the country's National Postal Operator, distributes exclusively in the UAE.
Through an agreement signed between Lleida.net and the Smart Dubai City Office, the Spanish multinational company has become the first private provider whose eSignature, eContracting and Registered eNotification digital services are fully integrated with UAE Pass and legally admissible and accredited in the country. UAE Pass added more governmental entities back in 2019. UAE Pass is part of the UAE governmental strategy towards a paperless government and digital economy and utilizes blockchain technology
The agreement opens the door to the mass adoption of UAE Pass for Digital Signature, Digital Contracting and Registered Notifications in the country.
The Smart Dubai City Office recently added a remote facial biometrics mechanism for Identity Verification, allowing this digital ID to be obtained remotely from any Internet connected user device.
Lleida.net has been operating for years in the Middle East, where it has two subsidiaries located in Dubai. The first one is Lleidanet Information Technology Network Services LLC, whose primary purpose is to support business in the UAE through its exclusive UAE Partner, Emirates Post and the second, Lleidanet SaaS Middle East DMCC, aims to boost the marketing of the company's Registered Communications Services in the Middle East and Africa.
In the country, Lleida.net and Emirates Post are exclusive partners, for an indefinite period, for signature, contracting and registered electronic notification services. Emirates Post Group Company is a public limited company under the Emirates Investment Authority (EIA) that operates as a commercial entity.
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