PayPal, a global leader in digital payments, has officially inaugurated its first regional headquarters in the Middle East and Africa (MEA), selecting Dubai as its strategic base of operations. Located in the innovation-driven Dubai Internet City, the new hub will serve as a central command point to support and scale PayPal’s services across 80 countries in the MEA region.
This move marks a significant milestone in PayPal’s global growth strategy and underscores its commitment to enabling inclusive, secure, and seamless digital commerce in one of the world’s most dynamic and fast-evolving regions.
By anchoring its MEA operations in Dubai — a city renowned for its cutting-edge infrastructure, progressive regulatory landscape, and global connectivity — PayPal is poised to empower a new wave of businesses and consumers. The regional hub will drive advancements in cross-border payments, strengthen digital financial access, and deliver frictionless, secure transaction solutions at scale.
“Establishing our MEA headquarters in Dubai represents more than just geographic expansion — it’s a commitment to the future of digital finance in this region,” said [Insert Executive Name], [Insert Title] at PayPal. “We are here to support entrepreneurs, enterprises, and everyday users as they embrace the opportunities of the global digital economy.”
The new headquarters will focus on innovation, strategic partnerships, and localized support, enhancing PayPal’s ability to offer tailor-made solutions for a diverse and rapidly growing customer base.
Dubai’s selection as PayPal’s MEA base further cements the emirate’s status as a global hub for technology, commerce, and forward-thinking fintech regulation. The move is also aligned with the UAE’s national agenda to champion digital transformation and solidify its role as a leader in the global digital economy.
With this expansion, PayPal is not just entering the region — it’s helping shape the future of how the region pays, trades, and grows in an increasingly connected world.
