Free onboarding for suppliers
Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC buys goods and services from vetted small businesses. The network welcomes businesses from any country outside the six Gulf Cooperation Council states. Kigital pays suppliers. Suppliers pay no fee, deposit, bond or sample charge.
Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC works with small businesses outside the six Gulf Cooperation Council states. Each page below sets out the hurdles, the five steps and the demand signals for one origin.
Joining costs the supplier nothing at any step. Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC earns a trading margin on each order placed.
| Item | Cost for each supplier |
|---|---|
| Registration | USD 0 |
| Onboarding and vetting | USD 0 |
| Deposit or bond | USD 0 |
| Sample charge | USD 0 |
| Monthly subscription | USD 0 |
| Deduction from supplier payments | USD 0. The supplier receives the full agreed unit price on every order. |
Kigital buys at an agreed unit price fixed before an order exists. Kigital sells to its own customer at its own price. The margin is the difference between the two prices.
Kigital writes every request card itself. A card states the need, the quantity band, the delivery country and the price due window. A card names no buyer, copies no tender text and shows no link to a source.
| Item | Statement |
|---|---|
| Card content | Need, quantity band, delivery country and price due window. |
| Written price | A supplier answers with a written price at three quantity bands. The answer also states lead time, price validity and monthly capacity. |
| Two-price rule | Kigital bids only when at least two suppliers have sent written prices valid through the bid period. Both suppliers also confirm capacity in writing. |
| Buyer name | Kigital shares no buyer name with a supplier. |
| Supplier cost | USD 0 at every step. |
| Order | A price is a quotation. An order exists only when a signed agreement exists. |
The card shows the format only. No buyer exists behind the example.
Each card shows public statistics about UAE imports. A card is not a buyer request. A supplier whose line fits a card sends a price through the quote builder.
Abu Dhabi ports imported base metals and articles of AED 36.8bn in 2025. Plastics and rubber articles came to AED 12.4bn. Stone, ceramic and glass articles came to AED 1.73bn. Imports of stone, ceramic and glass articles in January to July 2026 were up 15.6% on January to July 2025.
Entry: A regulated product needs a conformity certificate from MoIAT. The application needs a UAE trade licence and a laboratory test report.
Suppliers of: Building materials, metal articles, stone, ceramic and glass articles.
Source: Statistics Centre - Abu Dhabi; Non-oil Foreign Merchandise Trade Through the Ports of Abu Dhabi Emirate by Harmonized System. Reference period: January 2025 to July 2026 (2026 preliminary). Entry steps: MoIAT, conformity certificates for regulated products.
Machinery, sound recorders and parts were the largest import section at Abu Dhabi ports: AED 44.7bn in 2025. Imports in January to July 2026 were up 34.8% on January to July 2025.
Entry: Regulated electrical products need a conformity certificate from MoIAT. The application needs a UAE trade licence and a laboratory test report.
Suppliers of: Electrical goods, cable assemblies and machinery parts.
Source: Statistics Centre - Abu Dhabi; Non-oil Foreign Merchandise Trade Through the Ports of Abu Dhabi Emirate by Harmonized System. Reference period: January 2025 to July 2026 (2026 preliminary). Entry steps: MoIAT, conformity certificates for regulated products.
Abu Dhabi ports imported textiles of AED 1.05bn in 2025, up about 12% in January to July 2026. Footwear came to AED 187m, up about 26%. Leather articles came to AED 272m.
Entry: A regulated product needs a conformity certificate from MoIAT. The application needs a UAE trade licence and a laboratory test report.
Suppliers of: Workwear, textiles, footwear and leather articles.
Source: Statistics Centre - Abu Dhabi; Non-oil Foreign Merchandise Trade Through the Ports of Abu Dhabi Emirate by Harmonized System. Reference period: January 2025 to July 2026 (2026 preliminary). Entry steps: MoIAT, conformity certificates for regulated products.
Abu Dhabi ports imported articles of wood and basketware of AED 306m in 2025. Miscellaneous manufactured articles (furniture, toys and lamps) came to AED 1.23bn, up 32.7% in January to July 2026. Art and antiques came to AED 1.29bn.
Entry: A regulated product needs a conformity certificate from MoIAT. The application needs a UAE trade licence and a laboratory test report.
Suppliers of: Wood articles, furniture, lamps, toys, crafts and art.
Source: Statistics Centre - Abu Dhabi; Non-oil Foreign Merchandise Trade Through the Ports of Abu Dhabi Emirate by Harmonized System. Reference period: January 2025 to July 2026 (2026 preliminary). Entry steps: MoIAT, conformity certificates for regulated products.
UAE services imports were USD 116.65bn in 2024. Communications, computer and other services made up 15.9% of the sum, about USD 18.5bn. Software, creative and digital services belong to the communications, computer and other services group.
Entry: A service needs no product certificate. Services run under a written agreement with Kigital.
Suppliers of: Software, creative, digital and business services.
Source: The World Bank: World Development Indicators: Service imports (BoP, current US$): International Monetary Fund; CC BY 4.0.
Transport was the largest group of UAE services imports in 2024: 46.3% of USD 116.65bn, about USD 54.0bn. Since March 2026, traders use Khor Fakkan, Fujairah and overland routes through Oman and Saudi Arabia at higher cost.
Entry: A service needs no product certificate. Freight, customs and storage providers join under capability group 8.
Suppliers of: Freight forwarders, customs brokers and storage providers.
Source: The World Bank: World Development Indicators: Service imports (BoP, current US$): International Monetary Fund; CC BY 4.0. Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, GAIN report TC2026-0007, 3 July 2026.
Food lines open after Kigital completes its licence check. Interest registered now is held on file. USDA records frequent searches by UAE importers for new-to-market products.
UAE fresh fruit imports were USD 1.43bn in 2025. South Africa held 29% and India 11%. A Southern African origin already holds the largest share.
Entry: Food entry steps apply. A UAE-licensed importer registers each product and its label.
Suppliers of: Citrus, avocados, berries and other fresh fruit.
Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, GAIN report TC2026-0007, 3 July 2026. Entry steps: USDA GAIN report TC2025-0008, 21 November 2025.
Register interestUAE tree nut imports were USD 1.24bn in 2025. The United States held 52% and China 18%.
Entry: Food entry steps apply. A UAE-licensed importer registers each product and its label.
Suppliers of: Cashew kernels, macadamia and other tree nuts.
Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, GAIN report TC2026-0007, 3 July 2026. Entry steps: USDA GAIN report TC2025-0008, 21 November 2025.
Register interestUAE spice imports were USD 676m in 2025. India held 53% and Guatemala 13%. A distant origin already sells into the category.
Entry: Food entry steps apply. A UAE-licensed importer registers each product and its label.
Suppliers of: Hibiscus, moringa, ginger, pepper and herbal teas.
Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, GAIN report TC2026-0007, 3 July 2026. Entry steps: USDA GAIN report TC2025-0008, 21 November 2025.
Register interestUAE chocolate and cocoa product imports were USD 821.5m in 2025. The EU held 52% and Singapore 6%.
Entry: Food entry steps apply. A UAE-licensed importer registers each product and its label.
Suppliers of: Cocoa powder, cocoa butter and craft chocolate.
Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, GAIN report TC2026-0007, 3 July 2026. Entry steps: USDA GAIN report TC2025-0008, 21 November 2025.
Register interestUAE imports of soups and other food preparations were USD 901.9m in 2025. The EU held 30% and the United States 12%, in second place.
Entry: Food entry steps apply. Each pack size is a separate registration.
Suppliers of: Pepper sauces, seasonings and packaged food preparations.
Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, GAIN report TC2026-0007, 3 July 2026. Entry steps: USDA GAIN report TC2025-0008, 21 November 2025.
Register interestStatistics are shown with the credit line of each issuer. Entry steps are restated in Kigital's words. Kigital confirms each product with the issuing authority before shipment.
The builder writes a price message with every answer filled in. The message opens in WhatsApp or in the email application. Nothing is sent until the supplier presses send there.
A written price is a quotation. A longer price validity lets Kigital use the price in a bid. An order exists only when a signed agreement exists. Joining costs USD 0.
Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC buys the goods from the supplier under a written agreement. No order exists until the customer confirms the order and the agreement is signed.
Every order runs under a written agreement. An order exists only when a signed agreement exists. A delivery address and bank details appear only in the signed agreement.
The supplier sends the form below by WhatsApp or email. The form lists the company, the country, the capability groups and the products.
Kigital and the supplier sign a non-disclosure agreement electronically. No application document is exchanged before the signature.
The supplier completes the application form and sends the registration documents, the catalogue, the certificates and the price list in USD.
Kigital checks the company registration, the certificates and the references with the issuing bodies. Kigital then reads the catalogue, the specifications and the price list.
Kigital then shares its certificate of incorporation, its tax registration certificate, a bank reference letter and a sample Subcontract and Fulfilment Agreement. The supplier joins the matching list for its capability groups. Each requirement arrives as a written request card with a neutral specification.
| Document | Purpose | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Trade licence or company registration certificate | Shows the company exists and lists its activities. | Application |
| Tax registration number of the home country | Shows the tax identity of the company. | Application |
| Product catalogue or service profile | Shows the range and the specifications. | Application |
| Price list in USD with minimum order quantities | Sets the unit prices for the agreement. | Application |
| Quality certificates and test reports | Show the product standard for the product type. | Application |
| Delivery terms and lead times, for example EXW, FOB or CIF | Set the delivery point and the schedule. | Application |
| Identification of the person who signs for the company | Confirms the signatory of the agreement. | NDA |
| Company bank details in the company name | Sets the payment account in the signed agreement. | Order agreement |
The form takes about two minutes. The message opens in WhatsApp or in the email application with every answer filled in. Nothing is sent until the supplier presses send there.
Kigital replies with the registration check request. Onboarding costs the supplier USD 0.
Each registration below can be confirmed with the issuing authority. Verification confirms registration status only.
| Company |
Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC كيجيتال إنتربرايسز ش.م.ح- ذ.م.م Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC is a Free Zone LLC licensed by the Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ). Commercial Registration 4086053. |
|---|---|
| Licences |
General Trading, licence 7017565. Services, licence 47031148: Lifestyle Development Consultancy, Marketing Management, Services Broker, Logistics Consultancy, Risk and damage evaluation. E-Commerce, licence 45035318: E-Commerce Through Websites, Portal. Individual / Professional, licence 46002039: Social Media Marketing. Media, licence 17008460: Social Event Management. Each licence is valid from 27 March 2026 to 26 March 2027. |
| Verify at source |
RAKEZ verification page: rakez.my.salesforce-sites.com/Auth. Enter document reference 1719893-8CL0-H68U-82882077 to open the licences. Registration details confirmed on 4 October 2026. |
| Shared registered office |
FDBC2996, Compass Building, Al Shohada Road, Al Hamra Industrial Zone-FZ, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. Goods are delivered only to the address in a signed agreement. |
| Contact channels | |
| Supplier protection |
Kigital pays suppliers. Suppliers pay no fee, deposit, bond or sample charge. A delivery address and bank details appear only in a signed Subcontract and Fulfilment Agreement. An order exists only when a signed agreement exists. |
| Banking |
UAE corporate accounts in AED, USD, GBP and EUR. A change of bank detail is confirmed by phone on the number shown on the page. |
| Status |
Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC submits every bid and quotation in its own name and files only for itself. Kigital Enterprises FZ-LLC is a private company. No government authority sponsors or endorses the company. Names of authorities identify them only. Licence activities are shown on each licence. The page makes no statement on supply to any particular buyer. |
