Promotion offers a full month's rent waiver by paying FDC rent through DhiraaguPay

Oct 25, 2026, 8:53 AM
Dhiraagu Fintech has launched a special promotion exclusively for residents of Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation

Dhiraagu Fintech has launched a special promotion exclusively for residents of Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation

Dhiraagu Fintech has launched a special promotion for residents of Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation (FDC) flats, offering the chance to win a full month's rent waiver by making payments through DhiraaguPay.

Under this promotion, which runs until the end of December, two lucky winners will be selected via a lucky draw each month to receive one month of rent entirely free.

FDC flat tenants can now conveniently pay their rent through the "Fahi Portal" using DhiraaguPay. To complete the transaction securely and quickly, users simply need to select DhiraaguPay as the payment option on the portal, enter their mobile number, and approve the payment request.

The promotion is also open to new users, who can participate by downloading the DhiraaguPay application, registering, and using the service to settle their flat rent.

According to Dhiraagu Fintech, this initiative aims to encourage the use of digital platforms for financial transactions in the Maldives. The company further highlighted its commitment to providing innovative fintech solutions that offer enhanced convenience and ease for its customers.

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