dubizzle reaches 500,000 verified users, marking a major milestone in platform trust and engagement
This achievement reflects dubizzle's continued commitment to providing a trusted, user-first experience across its platform. By prioritising safety, transparency and accountability through its user verification system, dubizzle has strengthened its position as the most reliable digital destination for buying, selling and connecting across a range of categories including classifieds, cars, property and jobs.
"Crossing half a million verified users isn't just a milestone—it's proof that trust and transparency matter. We've built dubizzle to be a platform where users feel confident and in control, and verification plays a huge part in that. It's not just about safety—it's about creating smarter, more meaningful interactions for everyone who uses our ecosystem," said Haider Ali Khan, CEO of dubizzle and CEO of Dubizzle Group MENA.
As the platform continues to expand, dubizzle remains steadfast in its commitment to innovation, user empowerment and marketplace transparency. Most recently, dubizzle launched 'Sell with AI', an advanced AI-powered tool that simplifies the ad-posting process while elevating user convenience and trust.
By enhancing ad quality, streamlining moderation, and accelerating approvals, this feature is designed to boost user satisfaction and long-term engagement. With innovation at the heart of its mission, dubizzle continues to solidify its position as the UAE's go-to platform for trusted, seamless classifieds experiences.
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