Marmin UAE secures MOF–FTA pre-approval for e-Invoicing, leading digital compliance
Offers end-to-end support from legacy invoicing to compliant digital workflows
Marmin UAE, a financial technology company and an AJMS Group entity, has received pre-approved Accredited Service Provider (ASP) status under the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and Federal Tax Authority (FTA) E-invoicing framework, reinforcing its role in the UAE’s transition to a mandatory nationwide e-Invoicing system.
Governance-led digital adoption
Commenting on the milestone, Dr. Abhishek Jajoo, Chairman of AJMS Group, said the approval reflects the group’s long-standing governance-first approach to regulatory transformation.
“At AJMS Group, we believe trust and governance must lead any regulatory change. Marmin embodies this philosophy by enabling organisations to adopt e-Invoicing early, confidently, and without disruption as the UAE’s digital compliance framework evolves.”
The accreditation positions Marmin among a select group of technology providers authorised to support businesses during the July 2026 pilot phase and the phased national rollout from 2027.
Enabling compliance at scale
As e-Invoicing becomes a core regulatory requirement under the UAE’s digital economy agenda, Marmin’s pre-approval confirms its readiness to support the Peppol PINT AE standard, ensuring secure, structured, and real-time invoice exchange between businesses and regulators.
Marmin provides end-to-end implementation support, guiding enterprises through every stage of the transition from legacy invoicing to compliant digital workflows.
Implementation framework includes
Readiness assessment and gap analysis across major ERP platforms including SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics
Secure system integration using APIs and SFTP, with automated UBL/XML invoice generation
Real-time validation and transmission via the Peppol network and FTA reporting channels
Post-go-live compliance support, including UAE-hosted archiving aligned with statutory retention requirements
CEO Perspective: Beyond regulatory compliance
Sangmesh Hiremath, Co-Founder and CEO of Marmin Technologies, said e-Invoicing represents a fundamental shift in how businesses operate in a digital economy.
“E-Invoicing is not just a compliance requirement, it is the foundation for transparent, real-time B2B ecosystems. Our role is to simplify complexity so leadership teams can focus on growth, while we ensure their digital transactions remain secure, compliant, and seamless.”
Why E-Invoicing matters now
Early adoption of compliant e-Invoicing solutions enables organisations to:
Reduce invoice processing costs significantly
Accelerate cash flows through automation
Improve VAT filing efficiency
Strengthen audit readiness and regulatory transparency
Minimise exposure to non-compliance penalties
Preparing for July 2026
With mandatory e-Invoicing timelines approaching, Marmin enables enterprises to transition proactively avoiding last-minute operational disruption and compliance risk.
For more information or to schedule a complimentary e-Invoicing readiness assessment, visit: www.marmin.ai/uae
