Refurbly Qatar announced new partnerships with major retail and telecom brands in the country, including FNAC, Starlink, Virgin Megastore, Digital House Pro, Alif Store, and Ooredoo. The collaborations aim to make smartphone trade-ins simpler and more accessible for consumers across Qatar’s most trusted sales channels.

By integrating trade-in programs with these partners, Refurbly is helping customers upgrade devices more affordably while keeping usable tech in circulation. The initiative supports a growing circular economy in the region by extending product lifecycles and reducing e-waste. Refurbly is expanding in the region and will be opening up in Oman, as communicated, with more countries to follow.

Refurbly highlights that streamlined trade-ins unlock value from older phones and give buyers greater confidence in upgrading. The company’s approach combines convenience, sustainability, and broader retail reach to accelerate adoption of responsible device reuse.