Show your RERA BRN on your digital business card in Dubai

In Dubai, property clients often ask one question before they share a document or book a viewing: is this agent registered? A paper card rarely leaves room for it, and a card printed before your registration details changed is out of date the day it arrives. A digital business card with your RERA BRN (broker registration number) answers that question at the first tap, and you can fix it in minutes if anything changes.

Why agents put the BRN on the card

Your BRN is the number that identifies you as a registered broker. Showing it next to your name and photo tells a buyer, landlord or investor that you are a real, accountable professional before the conversation starts. It pairs well with the trust signals already covered in why digital cards are professional in the UAE, and it saves you reading the number out over WhatsApp every time someone asks.

Add it with a text section

MyInfo's text section holds a titled block of plain text, which suits a registration line.

1. Open your card in the editor and select the Layout tab.
2. Select Add a text section.
3. Title it "Registration" (titles can be up to 60 characters) and enter your text (up to 600 characters).
4. Select Save change.

Full steps are in add a text section. A free card has one text section and a Premium card up to three, so decide what the one section should carry. If you also list areas or languages, text sections for services and hours shows how to fit them.

What to write

Keep it short and exactly as it appears on your official registration:

• "RERA BRN" followed by your number.
• Your brokerage name, if you work under one.
• The areas or property types you cover, if there is room.

Rules on how registration details and property adverts must be displayed are set by the regulator, not by MyInfo. Check the current guidance from the Dubai Land Department and RERA for your own situation. This is general information, not legal advice.

What to keep off

Anyone with your link can see the card. Show the number that identifies you as a broker, not personal identifiers. Leave off your Emirates ID number, passport details and bank details, and think about which phone number you publish; keeping your personal number off your card explains the options.

Make the card work for viewings

Put the registration section close to your contact buttons by using reorder and hide sections. Put your QR code on a viewing sign-in sheet or a brochure, as covered in the real estate agent checklist, and turn on lead capture on Premium so enquiries land in your inbox. More on the profession is on the real estate agents page.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to show my BRN on my MyInfo card?

MyInfo does not require it. It is your choice, and many agents include it as a trust signal. Check the regulator's guidance for what your own adverts and materials must show.

What if my registration is renewed or my brokerage changes?

Edit the text section and save. The change is live on your card address straight away, and anyone with an old QR code or NFC tap sees the new details, with nothing to reprint.

Ready to add your registration line? Create your free MyInfo card and set it up in minutes.