DhiraaguPay partners with Pizza Buona to offer MVR 1 pizzas

Jun 17, 2026, 9:10 AM

Dhiraagu stated that this promotion is exclusively for takeaway services.

Dhiraagu’s subsidiary, Dhiraagu Fintech, has announced a special promotion offering DhiraaguPay customers a pizza for just MVR 1.

Under this promotion, the first 500 customers to place orders at Pizza Buona’s Maafannu and Hulhumale’ Phase 1 outlets starting from 10:00 am on Thursday, June 18, will be eligible for the MVR 1 pizza offer.

Dhiraagu stated that this promotion is exclusively for takeaway services. Both existing and new DhiraaguPay customers can participate by downloading the application and completing the registration process.

Launched by Dhiraagu Fintech to coincide with the FIFA World Cup, the company described the promotion as a golden opportunity for customers to enjoy quality time with family and friends during the height of the football season.

Dhiraagu noted that previous similar promotions have received overwhelming public support, with a significant number of people participating in past events.

According to Dhiraagu, this special promotion by Dhiraagu Fintech aims to reward customer loyalty while encouraging the adoption of digital financial tools in the Maldives. The company remains committed to providing fintech solutions that offer enhanced convenience and ease for its customers.

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