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Confirm what we publish about your company

Every MoF Accredited e-invoicing service provider on the official Ministry of Finance list has a profile in our registry. Profiles start as MoF facts only. If you represent one of these companies, you can confirm or correct your profile, and what you confirm is published as your own attributed statements, never as our editorial claims.

Step 1

Select your company

Open the pre-filled claim form for your registry profile below.

Step 2

Confirm or correct

Closed-choice facts only: ERPs, integration channels and client volume. Optionally connector depth, certifications, jurisdictions and support.

Step 3

Manual review

We confirm the submission came from your company, then publish the facts as your own attributed statements.

Find your profile

The claim form is open only to the 83 companies on the official MoF Accredited list. Submit from your company email address.

What MoF accreditation requires

Since 1 October 2026, MoF Ministerial Decision No. 168 of 2026 governs accreditation. It abolished the pre-approval stage: a provider may serve UAE businesses only once it is Accredited, and providers pre-approved under the old rules were given 30 days to complete accreditation. The MoF now publishes a single Accredited list, which is the list our registry carries. The stated criteria are:

  • An active Peppol-certified provider that has passed the OpenPeppol conformance tests.
  • Experience: the product used to deliver the service has been in operation for at least two years, held by the provider or by the third party operating it.
  • Company registration (Art. 5), including paid-up capital and ISO 22301.
  • Service-provider requirements (Art. 6), including PINT AE conformance.
  • Tax registration (Art. 7): Corporate Tax, and VAT where mandatory.
  • Product information security (Art. 8), including ISO/IEC 27001.
  • A self-declaration (Art. 9), which includes the commitment to 100 free e-invoice exchange and reporting services a year for each customer.
  • Insurance (Art. 10): professional indemnity, crime and cyber-fraud cover.
  • After the application is approved, interoperability, verification, tax-data reporting and production trial runs with the FTA (Art. 12).

Two things worth knowing. The Minister may waive any of these conditions. And the product may be owned or operated by a third party, so a local company can partner with an international provider, provided it keeps full responsibility for meeting the conditions and for overseeing the service.

Accreditation lasts two years, and renewal must be applied for no later than 70 business days before it expires. The Ministry may also terminate an accreditation, for example on documented customer complaints, and the provider must then tell its customers within 5 business days.

Source: MoF Ministerial Decision No. 168 of 2026 (effective 1 October 2026), Articles 3, 4, 12, 13, 15, 16 and 19; it repealed MoF Ministerial Decision No. 64 of 2025 and MoF Ministerial Decision No. 56 of 2026. Accreditation is granted by the Ministry of Finance, not by us, and this summary is not a statement about any particular company. See the regulatory changelog or check with the MoF directly.

How we handle your submission

  • Every submission is reviewed manually before anything is published. Nothing changes on your profile automatically.
  • Published capability data is attributed to your company (“as stated by the provider”), we do not add editorial characterisations.
  • Accreditation status itself always comes from the official MoF list, never from vendor submissions.
  • Not on the list yet, or need a correction we don't cover here? Email info@uae-asp.ae.

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