The Central Bank of the UAE and Dubai Public Prosecution have launched a new electronic system to streamline the settlement of blood money claims, marking a further step in the country’s digital transformation agenda.
The system enables direct digital integration between Dubai Public Prosecution and licensed insurance companies through the Central Bank’s digital platform. As a result, claim settlements can be processed faster, while manual procedures and administrative delays are reduced. Moreover, the initiative improves coordination between financial and judicial entities involved in the process.
Digital integration to improve efficiency
The initiative supports the UAE’s “Zero Bureaucracy” programme by automating procedures and limiting paperwork. Consequently, service quality is expected to improve, alongside a better customer experience and stronger consumer protection. In addition, the system enhances operational efficiency across the insurance sector and law enforcement bodies.
Under the new framework, blood money claims can be submitted, processed and settled electronically. Therefore, coordination between the Central Bank, insurance companies and Dubai Public Prosecution becomes more consistent and transparent.
MoU formalises cooperation
To support the rollout, the Central Bank and Dubai Public Prosecution signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening cooperation and improving service efficiency in handling these claims. The agreement establishes a structured basis for continued collaboration between financial and judicial authorities.
Officials said the system reflects an ongoing commitment to digital transformation across financial services. Furthermore, it is intended to strengthen oversight of licensed insurance companies, protect consumers and raise efficiency across interconnected financial and legal processes.
