E-Invoicing Digital Signature & QR Code Integration Services in UAE

Get UAE e-invoicing digital signature and QR code integration for FTA-ready compliance, secure invoices, and seamless verification.

Starting January 1, 2027, all business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) deals in the United Arab Emirates will have to use e-invoicing. From July 1, 2026, a test phase will be open to anyone who wants to use e-invoicing.

Businesses will send bills in an XML file that is approved by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) and will share them through an ASP that is also approved by the FTA to make sure they are correct and in line with the rules.

At this point, companies that only sell to end customers (B2C) don’t have to send out e-invoices. But they might still get digital bills from suppliers to be ready for future needs.

As an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) that has been cleared by the UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA), MadronoAI to make e-invoicing easy and safe by integrating digital signatures and QR codes. This service adds trusted electronic signatures and possible QR codes that quickly prove validity to your bills, making them fully legal.

To follow the UAE’s e-invoicing rules, which start with tests in 2026, there will be no more paper or checks to be done by hand. Everything will be done digitally instead.

What Does a QR Code Do in E-Invoicing?

In e-invoicing, a QR code stores organized information about an invoice, such as the invoice number, issue date, total amount, and tax that was applied. A buyer, inspector, or tax body can quickly check the payment by scanning the code.

It cuts down on mistakes and keeps information in order. In places where they are needed, QR codes make checks easier and confirm transaction information.

In the UAE, all the information needed to validate a payment is in the FTA-approved PINT AE XML file. When the data is sent through an Accredited Service Provider, it is checked immediately.

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How Do Companies Use E-Invoicing UAE
A Look at the UAE PINT AE Data Dictionary

Why Are Digital Signatures So Important?

Every B2B or B2G statement in the UAE must include a digital signature to verify its authenticity and prevent tampering. This electronic seal uses encryption to protect information like the name of the seller, the amount of VAT, and the times of the transactions. Under the 5-corner plan, the FTA needs it.

Your ASP, such as MadronoAI, will handle the signing before sending it to the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP).

MadronoAI’s technology automatically adds these marks, making sure that records can’t be changed and always pass FTA approval.​

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Does UAE E-invoicing Mandate a QR Code?

In the United Arab Emirates, you don’t need QR codes to use e-invoicing. For both business-to-business and business-to-consumer deals, the Federal Tax Authority says that all invoices must be made in the FTA-approved XML format and checked by an Accredited Service Provider (ASP).

When a seller sends a statement to the government or another business, they will make it in XML and send it through the ASP system to be checked for accuracy and compliance.

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Why is E-invoicing Important in UAE
Rules for Following the FTA

How Companies Can Get Ready for E-Invoicing in the UAE

UAE e-invoices don’t have to have QR codes, but businesses that do B2B and B2G deals still need to make big changes to meet the 2027 requirement (or choose to do so freely from July 2026).

Steps for preparation include:

Improve your accounting or ERP systems

Businesses will need tools that can make bills in XML that is allowed by the FTA. To follow the rules for e-invoicing, popular systems like SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo, Tally, Sage, Focus 9, and ERPNext will need to be properly integrated.

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How MadronoAI Helps Businesses with E-Invoicing in UAE?

MadronoAI offer a complete e-invoicing option that works with current ERP or payment systems. Madrono AI makes sure that all FTA rules are followed and makes the whole billing process easier for all B2B, B2G, and B2C operations.

XML Generation Approved by the FTA

Madrono AI will make bills in the PINT AE XML file that the FTA needs. For correct reports and approval, this makes sure that every payment meets the authority’s standards for organized data.

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Who in the UAE Needs To Use E-Invoicing
Why is E-invoicing Good for UAE Business Community

Benefits for Your Business in Real Ways

  • Time-Saver: You can quickly sign thousands of bills without having to do it by hand.
  • Zero Risks of Compliance: FTA-approved signatures stop denials, and QR codes speed up buyer checks.
  • Cost Control: No more copying or delivery fees, and your files will always be ready for an audit.
  • Easy to Scale: It can handle growth from 100 to 10,000 bills per month.
  • Client Trust: QR scans show that a business is real, which is good for business-to-business ties.

How to Stay Ahead of the UAE E-Invoicing Rules

The FTA will be optional from July 2026 onwards, but it will be required for business to business and business to consumer transactions by 2027.

As an ASP, we can also use PEPPOL links for exports. It’s still good for exempt B2C sellers to get signed bills from suppliers.

MadronoAI keep an eye on Ministerial Decisions for changes.

When will E-Invoicing Start Working in the UAE
Steps for Businesses to Take for Implementation

Are You Ready To Sign Up? Talk to MadronoAI

Check your compliance for free and see how Madrono AI works today.

As your local ASP partner, we make sure that digital signatures and QR codes work without any problems.

Call our team in the UAE right now to get ready for e-invoicing without any worry.



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