ADIB Securities simplifies customer registration with new digital onboarding platform

Abu Dhabi, UAE: ADIB Securities, a leading Sharia-compliant brokerage firm in the UAE and a wholly owned subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), announced today the launch of its new digital onboarding platform for the UAE. Through coordination with local exchanges, the new platform will allow investors to sign up without the need to visit physical branches or wait in queues.

The digital platform is accessible at all hours and locations, ensuring investors can complete their onboarding process at their convenience. The upgrade aims to simplify account opening for retail investors by reducing onboarding registration and wait times. Advanced security measures have been implemented to ensure that all client data is protected throughout the process.

Khaled Kurdieh, General Manager at ADIB Securities, said: “ADIB Securities is committed to leveraging technology to improve client experience and streamline our services. We understand that customers often feel overwhelmed when entering the investment space for the first time. That is why we have developed our new digital onboarding platform with ease and accessibility in mind. We believe this is a vital step for encouraging more people to take control of their financial journey and invest towards their future.”

Khalifa Rabba, Chief Operating Officer, Dubai Financial Market, said: “ADIB Securities’ new digital onboarding platform will offer investors seamless and convenient access to UAE’s capital markets at a time of heightened demand for equities and IPOs in the region. This platform will be essential in easing the onboarding process and enhancing accessibility for investors, enabling them to navigate their investment journey with confidence.’’

ADIB has been steadily expanding their digital offerings across all businesses, and ADIB Securities is continuing the trend of streamlining traditional services via innovative digital solutions. The number of digitally active customers has increased steadily over the past year. Currently, 80% of the bank’s customers are digitally active.